Sr Sane Mahlangu was kept busy taking the blood samples that will now be examined in laboratories.
Any abnormalities found in the PSA (prostate-specific antigen) tests will be referred to medical professionals.
Also hard at work on the day were Cansa uThungulu Community Mobiliser, Lizelle van Zyl and DJ Marissa Jones, who kept up a steady flow of music in between exhorting male shoppers to take the test.
Cancer survivor, young volunteer Marnique Venter was present to add some colour to heads as the month of Movember drew to a close.
The challenge is a Zululand Observer initiative which it is hoped will spread to other Cansa centres in the country on the last Saturday of November, which is dedicated to highlighting male cancers.
Rustling up support for the PSA Challenge over the airwaves via KRE Online Radio at Boardwalk Inkwazi was the effervescent Keith Eaton, who interviewed Dave Savides about the men’s cancer initiative
Rodney Currie answers the question posed by Cansa uThungulu Community Mobiliser, Lizzy van Zyl
Alan Case is supported by his wife Sharron as Sr Mahlangu draws the blood sample that will be tested at the laboratory
Keith Holmes joined the list of men who care enough about their loved ones to take the PSA test
Cansa volunteer Marnique Venter adds some colour to Cohen Maary’s life
Dean Ridsdale was the first to man up for the Cansa PSA Challenge, with Sr Sane Mahlangu at the business end of the needle while the Marissa Jones, Lizzy van Zyl and Dave Savides looked on appreciatively
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