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Runcie Chidebe: “Having cancer in Africa is like a death sentence”

African Newspage September 6, 2017

Thirty-one-year-old Runcie Chidebe is a youth activist and founder of Project PINK BLUE – a cancer nonprofit, engaged in reducing the incidence of cancer and phasing-out the late or advanced … Read More

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Project PINK BLUE’s World Cancer Day 2018 walk holds tomorrow in Abuja

Runcie Chidebe: “Having cancer in Africa is like a death sentence”