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 [Nthabiseng Mabuza] Original Airdate: 1/18/1990 Length: 00:04:41 Item Type: newstape - edited story master Go to full description for this item. Description : Abstract Meg Vaillancourt profiles Nthabiseng Mabuza (South African girl). Vaillancourt notes that Mabuza was 12 years old when she was paralyzed from injuries sustained during a raid of her home by South African security forces. Vaillancourt reports that the Fund for a Free South Africa has helped Mabuza and her family settle in Boston. Vaillancourt adds that Mabuza will receive medical care and that she will teach local students about life under apartheid. Vaillancourt interviews Mabuza about growing up in South Africa under apartheid. Vaillancourt interviews Anna Mabuza (mother of Nthabiseng) about the raid on their home by security forces. Vaillancourt's report includes footage of Nthabiseng Mabuza at a physical therapy session. Vaillancourt interviews Dr. Jane Schaller (Floating Hospital) and Themba Vilakazi (Fund for a Free South Africa) about Nthabiseng Mabuza. Vaillancourt's report includes footage of Nthabiseng Mabuza in her home. Contributor : Editor Tamara McClinton Contributor : Reporter Meg Vaillancourt
Subject : Keywords Apartheid Subject : Personal Names Mabuza, Anna Mabuza, Nthabiseng Schaller, Jane Vaillancourt, Meg Vilakazi, Themba Subject : Corporate Names (Organization names) African National Congress (ANC) Fund for a Free South Africa Subject : Geographic Locations South Africa Type : Genre News - Television |
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