Good Things Come to Good South Africans: SARZA Gets the Spotlight

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They’re not in it for fame or fortune; they’re in it to save lives.

SARZA is made up of highly-trained volunteer 4x4 owners who drop everything when someone’s in trouble. From mountains to flood zones, they go where help is needed most. On this episode of Good Things with Brent Lindeque, we shine a light on their bravery, their impact and the incredible work they do every single day.

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29 Jul 2025 English South Africa Society & Culture · Daily News

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