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Germiston sees pink

Pick n Pay Women's Walk a huge success.

Philemon Maanda (left) and Nonhlanhla Kunene were just two of the participants.

The streets of Germiston were a sea of pink on Saturday, when 1 900 people took to the streets in the Pick n Pay Women’s Walk, in aid of the Pink Drive.

Pink Drive focuses on educating people and raising awareness of breast cancer.

Participants set off on the 5km walk from St Catherine’s School, in Parkhill Gardens.

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Philemon Maanda (left) and Nonhlanhla Kunene were just two of the participants.

Grade Nine pupils at St Catherine’s School, Kyra Rogers (left) and Justine Teixeira, were marshals at the walk and took their job seriously.

Lerato (left) and Oratiloe (9) Ramaru were ready to enjoy some fun and walk for a good cause.

The Pick n Pay Women’s Walk was the perfect way for Mikayla (11, left), Edwin and Kate-Lynn (6) McMaster to spend some quality family time together.

Fezi Dube (left) and Tarryn Nell were excited to be tackling the 5km walk, to help raise funds for the Pink Drive.

Walkers tackle the 5km walk in aid of Pink Drive on Saturday.

Many walkers dressed up in fun attire to make the walk that much more special.

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