Kumasi is set to host thousands of people from across Ghana and beyond for the 2025 Breast Cancer Walk for Cure.

The event, scheduled for Saturday, October 4, 2025, will bring together over 30,000 people under the theme "A Cure Worth Fighting For."

The walk will start at the Adum Post Office and end at the Manhyia Durbar Grounds, filling the city with energy and solidarity.

This year's event marks a significant milestone for Breast Care International (BCI), the organizer, as it unveils a new brand identity after 23 years of advocating for women's health.

The rebranding reflects BCI's growing commitment to fighting breast cancer and its bold vision for the future.

“This is more than just an event. It’s a movement. It’s a family. It’s survivorship, it’s hope in motion,” said Dr. (Mrs.) Beatrice Wiafe Addai, Founder and President of BCI.

Dr. Wiafe Addai emphasized that breast cancer is not just a personal issue, but a societal and developmental challenge that requires a collective response.

The upcoming walk aims to raise awareness, celebrate survivors, and honor those who have lost their lives to the disease.

"For years, BCI has made a significant impact through free breast cancer screenings, education, and early detection initiatives.
The annual Walk for the Cure has become a national rallying point—bringing together survivors, opinion and traditional leaders, government officials, healthcare professionals, families, students, and communities in one united mission: to defeat breast cancer," Dr Wiafe Addai said.

The annual Walk for the Cure has become a national event, uniting diverse groups in the fight against breast cancer. BCI invites everyone to join the movement, take to the streets of Kumasi, and show their support.