Morgan could grow almost anything on his farm, but when painless lumps, night sweats and weight loss appeared, his family faced a devastating battle. Mpundu Valerie shares his story to encourage awareness, early medical assessment and safer pesticide handling.

Asbestos exposure, mesothelioma, asbestos mining, pleural effusion, cancer awareness, occupational health, mining communities, persistent cough, shortness of breath, Mpundu Valerie.

Aunty Thandie's journey from years of skin-lightening to a skin cancer diagnosis becomes a powerful story of survival, self-acceptance and the importance of seeking medical attention.

After losing his wife in a road accident, one father devoted his life to raising his daughter Raphaella. Years later, leukemia changed everything, leaving him to confront another devastating loss.

She wore heavy silver bangles and called herself a gangster. But beneath the jewellery, a purple patch on her leg was hiding a devastating diagnosis.

A seemingly harmless white reflection in a child's photograph became the warning sign that led doctors to diagnose retinoblastoma.

A carer shares the emotional story of caring for a 73-year-old woman with pancreatic cancer, describing her final weeks and the often-overlooked burden carried by caregivers and families.

Cancer awareness often focuses on patients, but carers can also experience significant emotional and psychological strain. Psychologist D. Tarisai explains why caregivers need support too.

SBT is strengthening its health-awareness initiatives under the theme “Every Story Is Unique”, creating space for medical experts, patients, survivors and families to share knowledge and experiences about cancer

Gogo Brown had stopped her routine check-ups when she noticed blood coming from her nipple. Within two months, she had received a cancer diagnosis and undergone a mastectomy.

KAROI – A 47-year-old man from Karoi has shared his painful four-year battle with cancer after losing his penis to the disease, saying his wife and children abandoned him as his condition worsened. Remigio Tom said his ordeal began with what he initially believed was runyoka, a traditional belief in parts of Zimbabwe that a man can be afflicted with illness or misfortune after engaging in an illicit sexual relationship.