On 29 September 2026, Eagle Africa Association presented the 3rd edition of Blue November to the press: official launch on 7 November in Lomé, then seven towns across Togo and stops in Ghana and Benin.
On Tuesday 29 September 2026, Eagle Africa Association welcomed the press at its head office in Lomé (Tokoin-Trésor) for the media launch of the 3rd edition of Blue November, its annual men’s health awareness campaign. The campaign is held under the high patronage of the Ministry of Health.
One theme: prevent, screen and act
This edition’s theme is “Prevent, screen and act for men’s health”. It focuses on information, awareness and screening for prostate conditions, and is part of the PCCA — Prostate Champions Center in Africa program.
“Blue November is an important moment to talk about men’s health, and in particular about prostate-related problems,” said Dr Kossi AHADJI, Executive Director of the Association, encouraging men to learn more about their prostate and not to wait for complications before seeking medical advice.
The campaign is run with the Togolese Sport for All Federation, whose president, Ben Hatta, stressed that “sport for all is above all an activity intended to preserve health and strengthen social cohesion”.
A program across Togo, in Ghana and in Benin
The official launch will take place on 7 November 2026 in Lomé, with a community walk and the start of screening activities. The campaign will then continue:
- 10 November — Tsévié (Maritime region)
- 13 November — Kpalimé (Plateaux region)
- 14 November — Aflao, Ghana, with local partners
- 16 November — Atakpamé (Plateaux region)
- 18 November — Sokodé (Centrale region)
- 20 November — Kara (Kara region)
- 21 November — launch in Benin, with the Benin Sport for All Federation
- 23 November — Dapaong (Savanes region)
Screening activities will continue until the end of December 2026 in the areas covered.
A call to partners
The Association invites technical and financial partners, institutions, organizations, community leaders and people of goodwill to support the campaign. “We invite everyone to support us in this campaign, so that men are saved and families stay healthy,” said Dr AHADJI.
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