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Tshepang by Lara Foot-Newton
How do writers and actors tackle difficult and traumatic subjects such as baby rape?
Lara Foot-Newton tackles the difficult subject of child rape with her play Tshepang. The actors talk about the play and what it is like to convey the feelings of a community in which such a traumatic event has taken place.
Also in the programme: St Michael Zulu, the Zambian musician who used to be a boxer and is now campaigning against child labour, and the 14yr old jazz prodigy from South Africa, Oscar Rachabane.
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