
Council Members
Council Members
Council Members
Meet the distinguished leaders who are driving our mission to improve breast cancer outcomes across Africa.
Meet the distinguished leaders who are driving our mission to improve breast cancer outcomes across Africa.
Leadership
The African Breast Cancer Council is composed of a distinguished group of leaders, including esteemed economists, healthcare professionals, oncologists, first ladies, and former ministers. This diverse leadership reflects the Council's collective strength in driving change and improving breast cancer outcomes across the continent.
The African Breast Cancer Council is composed of a distinguished group of leaders, including esteemed economists, healthcare professionals, oncologists, first ladies, and former ministers. This diverse leadership reflects the Council’s collective strength in driving change and improving breast cancer outcomes across the continent.

Pharma
Dr Kgothatso Motumi
Co-chair
Ghana
Dr Motumi is General Manager of Roche Products Ghana, where she oversees the company's strategic and operational priorities in delivering transformative healthcare solutions. She has over 17 years of experience in the healthcare sector, spanning medical affairs, market access, and public policy in Southern Africa.

Advocacy
Dr Magda Robalo
Guinea-Bissau
President and Co-founder of the Institute for Global Health and Development, former Minister of Public Health in Guinea-Bissau.
"Most African women with breast cancer are diagnosed too late and, even after a diagnosis, many do not receive the treatment they need. This egregious injustice is utterly preventable."

Advocacy
Dr Magda Robalo
Guinea-Bissau
President and Co-founder of the Institute for Global Health and Development, former Minister of Public Health in Guinea-Bissau.
"Most African women with breast cancer are diagnosed too late and, even after a diagnosis, many do not receive the treatment they need. This egregious injustice is utterly preventable."

Working together to increase early detection, accelerate diagnosis, and improve treatment outcomes for breast cancer in Africa.
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© 2026 Africa Breast Cancer Council. All rights reserved.

Working together to increase early detection, accelerate diagnosis, and improve treatment outcomes for breast cancer in Africa.
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© 2026 Africa Breast Cancer Council. All rights reserved.

Working together to increase early detection, accelerate diagnosis, and improve treatment outcomes for breast cancer in Africa.
More
© 2026 Africa Breast Cancer Council. All rights reserved.











