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Dr Kinsley has performed 15 000 open heart surgeries and operated on babies who were only a few days old. -
The parents of the two children born with a form of heart disease can rest easy knowing that their kids will have a chance to live life, as they were... -
Children’s Cardiac Foundation of Africa has given children with heart problems a chance to live a normal life. -
In the four months since the launch of the Childrens Cardiac Foundation of Africa the foundation has successfully performed three more life-saving operations on children from Africa. -
Congenital heart conditions among infants remain a silent killer. -
Speaking to Ray White on the Xolani Gwala show -
Foundation gives new hope to children with life-threatening heart defects -
This is part of SABC2 medi-docu series 1000 Lives – Life gives Life -
The Children’s Cardiac Foundation of Africa (CCFA) has a goal to provide surgery for as many children as possible both in South Africa and on the continent. -
SANDTON – The foundation will offer life-saving surgery to children whose families cannot afford the costly surgery. -
Durban – When paediatric nurse Susan Sibiya held her newborn daughter in her arms for the first time, she noticed her baby’s pulse was racing and she was groaning. -
While many people of his age would be retired, world-renowned heart surgeon, Professor Rob Kinsley, 77, is still performing miracles on the operating table. -
The Children’s Cardiac Foundation of South Africa, Lenmed Health initiative, was launched at a function being hosted in his honour at the Oyster Box Hotel in Durban.
