Mwabi play raises awareness on albinism

Friday, July 06, 2018

Kebiditswe will be shooting a play titled Mwabi that aims to sensitize the public on albinism

People with albinism often face discrimination and ridicule within their own families and communities. In some countries, these groups of people are subjected to ritual killings.

Local scriptwriter and film director, Neo Kebiditswe will be shooting a play titled Mwabi that aims to sensitise the public on albinism. This story is based on what is happening in the world regarding people living with albinism.

Kebiditswe told Arts & Culture that people living with albinism face stigma.

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