Irene’s story of academic resilience despite albinism

Irene Kishe believes if students with albinism are given the required support in school, they can do wonders. PHOTO | COURTESY.

By  John Namkwahe

Is a reporter with The Citizen.

Mwananchi Communications Limited

What you need to know:

  • People with albinism do not have a clear vision due to an underdevelopment of the central part of the retina called the macula, a challenge that affects their personal opportunities like schooling and career.

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