“I was born and raised in the #Congo (DRC). After leaving #Africa, I spent my life traveling around the globe and came back to my native country in June 2013.
Being a person with albinism in many part of Africa is not the best gift life could grant you. Although, the Ndundus (albino in Lingala) in the Congo are better off then their Tanzanian and Burundian counterparts who are killed and mutilated by “witch doctors” – they are stigmatised and discriminated by the society.
But people with albinism in the Congo are gathering and slowly making their way towards integration.