Surgeons for Little Lives: Healing Children, One Surgery at a Time

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This week on Good Things with Brent Lindeque, I chat to Gareth Armstrong from RMB and Professor Jerome Loveland from Surgeons for Little Lives โ€” a non-profit changing the future of paediatric care in South Africa.

We talk about the incredible work they do, how RMB helped transform the paediatric burns unit at Baragwanath Hospital into a world-class facility, and why this partnership is giving children the chance to heal, play and dream again.

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1 Oct 2025 English South Africa Society & Culture · Daily News

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