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Standing against breast cancer

Emperors Palace’s Centre Court was, once again, awash in pink for the annual PinkDrive Pink Tie Dinner, which raises funds to support the PinkDrive mobile breast check units, on Friday evening, October 11.

October 16, 2013
Riaan Engelbrecht Less than a minute
Providing some of the entertainment for the event was well-known singer Jay, who is pictured here with some of the other special guests who attended the glittering affair, celebrity couple Chris Nkosi and Lalla Hirayama, media personality and cancer survivor, Mark Pilgrim and DJ, actress, television presenter and journalist, Zuraida Jardine and her husband, producer, Josh Lindberg. Photographer: Yolanda van der Stoep.
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The funds are also used to keep the three educational cars running that provide much-needed free breast testing and education throughout South African.

The dinner drives home the fact that “Early Detection Saves Lives”.

 

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October 16, 2013
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