Cancervive – Bandile Ntukantu, Thandi Mabukwe and Phaki Sebezo
Cancervive is a campaign aimed at spreading awareness about cancer, and most importantly getting all our leaders in our community to spearhead the fight against cancer regardless of their political affiliation, religious beliefs or business differences. Uniting and proving that they can work together for the benefit of our community in fighting sensitive issues such as cancer.
Very often the word ‘Oblivious’ is thrown about when we talk of the youth. Hence we are taking it upon ourselves to bridge the gap between generations and venture on this journey with our elders as we seek to spread the awareness of cancer.
On the day of the march all community leaders will wear their pink apparel and lead us as we embark on this campaign that we believe has the potential to help many who are suffering from cancer.
There is a saying that goes “if you want to go quick go alone, but if you want to go far, go together”.
Details
Date: Sat 29 Oct 2016
Time: 10am
Venue: KwaNokuthula Taxi Rank, Plettenberg Bay
All Campaigners will gather here on their pink apparels with our banners and flags before taking a walk down Sishuba Street, led by our distinguished Leaders to our first stop on the N2.
N2 Pickup – Minibus taxis will pick up Campaigners en route to (Shell Ultra City) where the march will continue en route to Plettenberg Bay Main Street in front of Flashbacks.
Speeches: Cancer Activist, Youth Activist, Bitou Mayor
Objectives
The primary objectives of the Cancervive Campaign are to:
- Increase awareness about cancer,
- Encourage people to learn more about cancer,
- Encourage people to be tested for cancer
