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PODCAST: In First Person – Part 7: I was set alight, lost my daughter but I soldier on

2 June 2020, 10:45 PM  |
Nthabi Thipa Nthabi Thipa |  @SABCNews
Miss Maphanga was set alight and left to die by her ex.

Miss Maphanga was set alight and left to die by her ex.

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Miss Maphanga was set alight and left to die by her ex.

What happens when one goes through a traumatic experience that changes their lives forever?

In the 7th episode of our podcast series ‘In First Person’, we follow the journey of Thembi Maphanga also known as Miss T, a victim of gender-based violence and a burn survivor who lost her child during this ordeal.

Miss Maphanga takes us through the horrific ordeal:

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