I-atherosulinosis yemithambo yemithambo eyinhloko evela ezingxenyeni ze-vertebral ihambisana nokuxhumanisa okungahambi kahle, ukunyakaza kube kungahambisani (i-cerebellar ataxia), ukuhamba kungangabazi, isiguli singawa siphume eblue. Ngokuvalwa ngokuphelele kwemikhumbi emibili ye-vertebral, isiguli siqala ukuphazamiseka okukhulu kokusebenza kwe-cerebellum ne-occipital cortex, isiguli ngeke sikwazi ukuhlala futhi singalahlekelwa ngokuphelele umbono waso. Umphumela walesi sifo uzoba ukuhlaselwa ischemic kwesifunda se-occipital yobuchopho. years that Zuma was doing nothing wrong as president, and treated fellow members of Parliament from opposition parties with contempt and derision, the very members they were prepared to team up with, so that they could eventually lance the boil that they have tolerated and protected. The ANC’s relationship with Zuma has al­ ways reminded me of the fable of the scor­ pion and the frog who meet on the bank of a stream. The scorpion asks the frog to carry him across the river on its back. The frog then asks: “How do I know you won’t sting me?” to which the scorpion replies: “Be­ cause if I do, I will die too.” This reasoning makes sense to the frog, who allows the scorpion to climb on his back. In midstream, the scorpion stings the frog. As the frog feels his body getting heavy, paralysis sets in and he starts to sink, he asks the scorpion why he stung him, knowing that they would both drown. The scorpion simply replies: “It’s my na­ ture.” — HuffPost SA. • Jeanette Buis is a student activist of the eighties, a non­practising advocate and a legal researcher.