Would you back a friend in their decision to marry, even if you believe they are making a mistake?

Surgeons for Little Lives is a non-profit organisation, with a powerful commitment to saving the lives of sick children at theChris Hani Baragwanath Academic Hospital in Soweto. They ensure that critically ill children and their families receive a level of care that reflects the exceptional skill of their surgeons.
Surgeons for Little Lives is run by a small group of Paediatric Surgeons and ordinary people, passionate about uplifting the lives of less fortunate children needing life changing surgery.
 
We chat to Professor Jerome Loveland - Chairperson of Surgeons for Little Lives as they celebrate 10 years of making a difference.

Mgabe Magabaza a relationship therapist gives anonymous advice after he regrets trapping his ex partner with a child.

Why did you trap them with a child?

Award-winning singer, songwriter, and performer Mthandazo Gatya joins us for a live performance this morning.He is known for his soulful voice and emotionally charged music. He’s released a new single titled “uGogo”, the song speaks to love in its purest form, nurtured and celebrated by those who came
before us.

Eugene apologises to his son whom he neglected over the years; he’s seen his wrongs and is choosing to be a present father.

What is making you happy right now?

Biomedical scientist and skin care expert, Dr. Judey will shed light on a long-neglected public health issue: the critical and often life-saving skin care needs of people living with albinism.
Albinism is characterized by a lack of melanin pigment in the skin, hair and eyes requiring specialised skin and sun protection due to extreme photosensitivity.

Wakhile Mbiza authored a children’s book titled “Brave Kaya”. The book speaks to his daughters life story of living with cerebral palsy while seeking equal opportunities to grow into a leader.
The story highlights themes of love, self-belief, family, and equal opportunity, making it a voice for special young people. Kaya's bravery serves as a reminder that everyone has a hero inside
them, and it starts with saying "no" to doubt and "yes" to courage.

What are things that are normal in your household that others
might find to be strange?