The provincial delegation of the Women's League of the Union of Democratic Builders (UDB) mobilized in Tchibanga, the capital of Nyanga province in southwestern Gabon, to launch the second edition of the "Octobre rose" caravan. The campaign, dubbed "Les marchés roses – Unis par l'unique," aims to raise awareness and screen for female cancers. The event was attended by Pascaline Moundounga, a member of the national women's league of the ruling party.
The caravan was placed under the high patronage of Zita Oligui Nguema, honorary president of the UDB Women's League. According to Moundounga, the UDB Women's League wanted to associate itself with the health cause and contribute its voice and energy to the fight against female cancers. The campaign is led by the Ministry of Health, and the UDB Women's League aims to support and amplify its actions.
The UDB Women's League organized a training and awareness phase on female cancers, after which many volunteers registered for screening sessions scheduled for Saturday at the Tchibanga Regional Hospital Center. The program also includes awareness-raising activities for women at the main market of the bus station on Thursday, followed by a pink march on Friday, October 31, along a route that will take participants from the place des fêtes to the market.
The "Octobre rose" caravan is an annual event that aims to raise awareness about female cancers and promote early detection. In Tchibanga, the UDB Women's League is working to educate women about the risks and symptoms of female cancers and encourage them to undergo screening. By doing so, the league hopes to contribute to reducing the impact of these diseases on women's health.
The UDB Women's League's mobilization in Tchibanga is part of a broader effort to address health issues affecting women in Gabon. The league's activities are expected to complement the government's initiatives to improve healthcare and reduce the burden of diseases on the population. By engaging with local communities, the UDB Women's League aims to promote a culture of health awareness and prevention.
The "Les marchés roses – Unis par l'unique" campaign will feature various activities, including awareness-raising sessions, screenings, and community outreach. The UDB Women's League has encouraged women to participate in these activities and take charge of their health. By working together, the league hopes to make a positive impact on women's health in Tchibanga and beyond.
The UDB Women's League's efforts to combat female cancers in Tchibanga have been welcomed by local authorities and residents. The league's commitment to promoting women's health and well-being is seen as a positive step towards addressing the health challenges facing women in Gabon. The "Octobre rose" caravan is expected to continue its activities in other parts of the country, promoting awareness and screening for female cancers.
Key points
- The UDB Women's League launched the "Les marchés roses – Unis par l'unique" campaign to raise awareness and screen for female cancers in Tchibanga, Gabon.
- The campaign aims to educate women about the risks and symptoms of female cancers and encourage them to undergo screening.
- The UDB Women's League's mobilization in Tchibanga is part of a broader effort to address health issues affecting women in Gabon.