Today is the end of an era. After four years and ten months The Albinism Report has finally come to the end and will no longer be aired on Channel Africa.

We thank the station for allowing us to share the enlightened narrative for all these years and sharing informative discussions around albinism. Today we close the chapter on 246 episodes but the conversations don’t stop here.

To talk about the show and how it impacted some lives out there we have our producer Machaba Matsapola and friends of the show.

We have Lesley Ann Van Selm from Khulisa Social Solutions who has been a regular guest on the show and have invited The Albinism Report team to many of her conferences and workshops on albinism, even travelled together to Zimbabwe.

We also have Innocentia Mgijima Konopi who is a human rights lawyer and have worked with the Center for Human Rights at University of Pretoria, Innocentia also hosted a number of conferences on workshops hosting albinism awareness activists from across the African continent, Brenda Mudzimu who is the founder and director Miss Albinism Trust, Philadelphia Motladiile-Kenneth who is the founder and director of Mr. & Miss Albinism Botswana and Godfrey Mphatswe who is the founder and director of Mr. & Miss Albinism South Africa.

Today is the end of an era. After four years and ten months The Albinism Report has finally come to the end and will no longer be aired on Channel Africa.
We thank the station for allowing us to share the enlightened narrative for all these years and sharing informative discussions around albinism. Today we close the chapter on 246 episodes but the conversations don’t stop here.
To talk about the show and how it impacted some lives out there we have our producer Machaba Matsapola and friends of the show.
We have Lesley Ann Van Selm from Khulisa Social Solutions who has been a regular guest on the show and have invited The Albinism Report team to many of her conferences and workshops on albinism, even travelled together to Zimbabwe.
We also have Innocentia Mgijima Konopi who is a human rights lawyer and have worked with the Center for Human Rights at University of Pretoria, Innocentia also hosted a number of conferences on workshops hosting albinism awareness activists from across the African continent, Brenda Mudzimu who is the founder and director Miss Albinism Trust, Philadelphia Motladiile-Kenneth who is the founder and director of Mr. &amp; Miss Albinism Botswana and Godfrey Mphatswe who is the founder and director of Mr. &amp; Miss Albinism South Africa.

The programme is intended to demystify myths and mysticism on albinism, whilst highlighting challenges and achievements of people with albinism.

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