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eMalahieni gents are making the ballsiest move yet

Last year, R 1 million in funds was raised, with more than 6 000 participants and runners in over 400 locations nationally.

 

Join the daring event that has become a powerful way to start important health conversations.

It’s the annual event that eMalahleni turn purple as brave men hit the road dressed only in purple speedos and takkies.

The Hollard Daredevil Run has been sparking conversations about male cancers for 16 years, while also generating funds to support awareness campaigns and expand access to screening through Cans and the Prostate Cancer Association of South Africa.

“Hollard is committed to driving positive change, creating awareness around prostate and testicular cancers which is why we’ve continued to grow the Daredevil Run year after year and set ambitious, bold goals alongside Cansa and the Prostate Cancer Foundation,” said Hazel Chimhandamba, Group Chief Marketing Officer at Hollard.

 

“This group of men is brave enough to come out in their speedos to make a difference. It makes a significant impact when everyone comes together for the Hollard Daredevil Run,” said Abie Smit, organiser of the event in eMalahleni.

 

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Zita Goldswain

News Editor at the Witbank News Caxton stable. Witbank News has been my ‘home’ for the past 24 years. Journalism is the ability to meet the challenge of filling the space true words said by Rebecca West. I meet challenges, get the better of them and fill space with true words.
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