Finally, tonight, we meet a woman in South Africa who's working to empower older women in her country.

There, the average life expectancy is in the mid-I'm sorry, early to mid-60s.

And tonight's brief but spectacular, she talks about how her own cancer diagnosis inspired her to help change lives.

The day I was told that I have cancer, I was in a shock.

It was not okay.

You know, but let me tell you something.

One day I decided to, because the doctor will always tell me to exercise.

And I said, okay, I can walk.

As I was walking, one granny was greeting me and said, okay, I can walk.

As I was walking, one granny was greeting me and said, I have a problem.

And I said, no, come join me.

And then as we were walking, another one joined us.

Remember, they are telling me their problems.

And we ended up at the soccer field.

I was very tired under a shade.

Boys were playing somewhere. The ball came to us. So one granny decided to kick the ball. She missed. But she kept on running.

The other one joined. Said, I can. I'm better than you. She missed. And the boys came there.

They were laughing and they tried to play with the grannies.

And the next day, I received a call from one granite. She said, Mama Beka, yesterday it was nice.

You know, I enjoyed it. I came back. I slept like a baby. Can we do it again? I said,

it's okay. Let's go there. This is our time to enjoy. Any granny

who is at home, they know that, they know what I'm telling them. Look at where we are today,

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