A pharmaceutical company, Cipla says the #FAFChallenge campaign aims to encourage men to self-test for testicular cancer.
The Springbok’s Francois “Faf” de Klerk had tongues wagging when he met Britain’s Prince Harry in a patriotic speedo after their World Cup win.
De Klerk is leading the campaign which is encouraging men to check for any irregular lumps, swelling or pain.
It is one of the most common cancers in men between the ages of 15 and 49. However, if diagnosed in the early stages, the survival rate for testicular cancer is 99%.
The company’s CEO Paul Miller says, “The Faf challenge campaign actually was an idea and a brain child of a Cipla employee; it was actually sparked when Faf met Prince Harry in a Speedo shortly after winning the Rugby World Cup. We just waited until the Springboks were done celebrating the trophy before we launched this campaign.”
#FafChallenge: South African Men Strip Down To Their Underwear To Raise Awareness About Testicular Cancer (Photos) https://t.co/z8kRD6HUAU pic.twitter.com/nBRbHOAm7a
— Mazi Chuks Lyon Anthony (@Iamchukslyon9) November 14, 2019
I thought of participating in #FafChallenge mara y’all ain’t ready.?
— Your French husband (@Tuji_x) November 14, 2019
#FafChallenge #CancerAwareness #Collab #SouthAfrica pic.twitter.com/7zXZoL98cL
— Melluhr_M (@Melluhr) November 15, 2019
I want to partake but I need a photographer #FafChallenge #ThursdayThoughts #CancerAwareness pic.twitter.com/XhK11t1oD0
— Mfusi (@kaNodali) November 14, 2019
Siya Challenge Accepted! Don’t wing it when it comes to testicular cancer. Catch it early! check out https://t.co/EMdGMMXZID
Challenging Bongi, RG, Hersch and YOU 2 post a pic & help spread the word on this cause!
#FafChallenge #ballskills #CancerAwareness #colab @Ciplarsa pic.twitter.com/QWGxc7V4IM— Makazole Mapimpi (@Makazole16) November 13, 2019
