hamutenya ngoka e li omunangeshefa opo ta mene omidhi omunamibia okwa tseyitha omagala guuyamba. ngaka ogoludhi lwegala lyasimana noli holike lyofedora. zazise ngokwakho ukuthi udokotela uphoxwa umuzwa wakho wangaphambilini ngesikhathi sokwelashwa kwakho. umshwana: “sengivele ngahlangabezana nale nkinga. ngakho--ke, kufanele ... ""ukhuluma ngendlela ephumelelayo esekelwe kumacala aphumelele noma awazange abe njalo. abakwa hirch’ s bavakashele inhlangano eyaziwa ngokuthi yi--focus on ithemba ese--hillcrest ukubungaza usuku olwaziwa ngokuthi yi--world health day. okhulumela abakwa--hirsch’ s unks taryn taylor uthe lolu suku balu bungaze bebambisene nabakwa--food lovers market abalekelele ekunikeleni ngamaphasela angama--89 ezithelo. “nakuba ngangiyintombazane ekhaya kwakunezinkomo engangizilusa. into engangiyidlala namanye amantombazane amagende uma ngabe ngithola isikhathi,” kusho yena ehleka. futhi ungakwazi ngempela lula suit isanqante ngezandla zakhe. i umnqwazo isenzo njengoba rhizomes. lokhu kungenziwa isigaxa emise isigqoko noma ikepisi, eyenziwe foam zenjoloba, ezinemibala amakhadibhodi, noma ngesineke. >>Byrone.Athman@media24.com POLICE are currently searching for an unknown woman after she gave birth and dumped her newborn baby in a bush on Noodsberg Road in Mountain Rise on Thursday afternoon. According to Mountain Rise Police spokesperson Gay Ebrahim, two people had been walking by the bush when they heard cries from a baby. “They immediately summoned the police who reported to the scene promptly”, said Ebrahim. The baby was soon found by the police officers and an ambulance was then called to the scene to attend to the baby. ER24 spokesperson Russel Meiring confirmed that paramedics had to cut the baby’s umbilical cord on site and the baby was then transported to the Northdale Hospital where she is currently being cared for. Police are alleging that the mother gave birth on the scene because the placenta was found there. The identity of the mother is still unknown.