To commemorate Africa Month and Skin Cancer Awareness Month, we look at an online discussion that took place on May 28 2021. 

The discussion is made up of people with albinism (PWA) from different African countries and on the panel we have Philadelphia Motladille who is a human right activist from Botswana, Overstone Kondowe who is a Presidential Advisor on Disability from Malawi, Mohamed Sesay who is a journalist and activist from Sierra Leone, Mawunyo Yoakor-Daghah who is the President of Ghana Federation of Disability Organizations and Peter Ogik who is Disability Rights Activist from Uganda. 
Machaba Matsapola

To commemorate Africa Month and Skin Cancer Awareness Month, we look at an online discussion that took place on May 28 2021. <br><br>The discussion is made up of people with albinism (PWA) from different African countries and on the panel we have Philadelphia Motladille who is a human right activist from Botswana, Overstone Kondowe who is a Presidential Advisor on Disability from Malawi, Mohamed Sesay who is a journalist and activist from Sierra Leone, Mawunyo Yoakor-Daghah who is the President of Ghana Federation of Disability Organizations and Peter Ogik who is Disability Rights Activist from Uganda. <br>Machaba Matsapola

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