Veteran actress, Sophie Ndaba showcased her hosting skills at the Roche Africa Press Day, where women’s health was discussed in great detail.
Roche is one of the biggest biotech companies, established 125 years ago. This company focuses on developing medicines and diagnostics that will help patients live longer and better lives.
Recently, Roche held a press day that discussed breast and cervical cancer and how they affect the families and communities of the patients. This year’s press day head-speared by Sophie discussed investing in diagnostics and treatment for women. The remarkable actress and host also had her fair share of health problems, as she is battling with diabetes. This makes her the perfect host, as she speaks of something she is familiar with.
The prolific thespian is best known for roles she portrayed on Generations, Lockdown and 016FM.
Most X (formerly Twitter) users were inspired by Sophie’s latest pictures, where she oozed confidence and looked healthy, with some recounting where she came from with diabetes and now looks amazing. While some were amazed by her hosting skills, citing that she fits perfectly on the programme.
X users shared their thoughts:
Today we are at the #RocheAfricaPressDay2025 discussing all things women health.
Sophie Ndaba is the perfect host for today’s event. We have followed her health journey from the beginning.#RocheWomensHealth pic.twitter.com/8UUPiEfCmO— IMbali yema Swati⭕️🇿🇦 (@portiamabunda_) February 19, 2025
Sophie Ndaba went from this to that to then back to this .
Her comeback needs to be studied , yes you can come back from anything 🙌🏽🙏🏽 pic.twitter.com/Z5vZZBvLRU
— The Instigator (@Am_Blujay) February 19, 2025
Sophie Ndaba’s story is so inspiring! We’ve followed it from the beginning🥹 and I’m so grateful for her vulnerability & advocacy for women’s health. Today’s conversations are going to be LIFE.CHANGING. 🙌🏾#RocheAfricaPressDay2025 #RocheWomensHealth pic.twitter.com/G9NdmKyaQE
— You don’t need this drama 🧐 (@Zamma_Khumalo) February 19, 2025
Sophie Ndaba is a true example of no weapon formed against us shall prevail. Her story is a testament . Some of us have followed her health journey from the beginning #RocheAfricaPressDay2025 #RocheWomensHealth pic.twitter.com/6nQcy0mfMQ
— Khanyisile Jamani (@Jamani_Khanyi) February 19, 2025
The impact of breast & cervical cancer goes far beyond the individual. Let’s work together to create a healthier future for African women & their loved ones! #RocheAfricaPressDay2025 #RocheWomensHealth https://t.co/ihT6SxCvmL pic.twitter.com/jgN6Z9iNZW
— You don’t need this drama 🧐 (@Zamma_Khumalo) February 19, 2025
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