ShenLingLan, uhlobo olunye anticancer iziyobisi, yinto exabisekileyo amayeza emveli ase-China ilungele ukuba izigulane ukuswela ezimbini udakada kunye nezintso, stasis igazi kunye yoluvo ukuqokelela phambi nasemva radiotherapy kunye nechemotherapy. Oko ukuphucula ukudinwa ingqondo, ukudinwa, ukonqena, ubunzima umzimba njalo njalo. Eli phepha alinazo ii-webhu endizenzileyo, ezifumaneka simahla kwi GameCenter ngoQeqeseleloCognitivo. Ukundithumela ikhonkco kwinto okanye into ethile nceda undithumelele i-imeyile [Imeyile ikhuselwe] echaza igama lakho, isihloko somsebenzi kunye nenkcazo emfutshane ukuba ngubani oza kuyisebenzisa. Kubalulekile ukuba izinto ezithunyelwayo zingaqulathi imifanekiso okanye umxholo okhuselwe lilungelo lokushicilela. Ukuhlonipha ubuchule boogxa bakhe, izinto ezifunyenweyo zipapashwa ngaphandle kokulungiswa ngabangaphantsi. Yesusndo Simoo Baleya, Ye Mamana Mande Etuyeloyingo Oni, Ko Parisi Oni, Ngulo Ingondale Teyi! Elo Ewolo early a month since the devastating fire ripped through the SST area, in Town Two, the Ngcingwana family is still battling to come to terms with the effects of the inferno. Like all those affected by the deadly fire, the family lost everything, and it has been an uphill battle to replace their belongings. More than 1000 people were left homeless when the fire swept through the area on Saturday 20 October, destroying 342 structures. Only Sango Nqeneka(31) lost his life in the fire. However, those left to pick up the pieces, have been battling to get their lives back. Nombuso Ngcingwana(43) said it has not been easy. While she managed to replace some of her belongings, she has battled to secure the uniform for her nine-year-old son Aphiwe. She is appealing for help. Since the fire, Ngcingwana said her child had to go to school in normal clothing. Aphiwe is a Grade 3 learner at Chuma Primary School. “Now he has to go to school wearing his casual clothes and sneakers,” she said, adding that he was lucky because he had man-