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Alison Botha (Second Annual Women's History Month)
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This week on The Next Take Podcast, Canada’s own Mikel and Tanyka take a powerful look at the story of Alison Bothaas part of the show’s Second Annual Women’s History Month series—exploring her remarkable survival, resilience, and the impact her story continues to have around the world
In December 1994, Botha was abducted outside her home in Port Elizabeth, South Africa, and subjected to a horrific attack before being left for dead. Despite suffering life-threatening injuries, she survived and managed to reach help.But Alison Botha’s story goes far beyond the crime itself. We explore her remarkable fight to survive, the aftermath of the attack, her road to recovery, and how she transformed an unimaginable experience into a message of courage, resilience, and hope.Years later, Botha became an international motivational speaker and shared her experience with audiences around the world, demonstrating how one survivor reclaimed her life after an act of extreme violence. (via Source: UFS - University of the Free State – Alison Botha’s Survival Story )
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Episode Produced By: Tanyka
Uploaded By: Mikel Miles
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