"They burned me alive because of rugby" - Qaphela Gobodo
Updated | By Mack Rapapali Nights
Qaphela was set on fire at school, but lives to tell the tale.

Eighteen-year-old Qaphela Gobodo's compelling story is one that no one can ignore.
The aspiring rugby player from Paarl in the Western Cape almost lost his life when he was set alight on school premises in 2016. Before the horrific incident, the talented player had received a rugby scholarship and his love for rugby still remains unchanged.
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Mack Rapapali caught up with the young player to hear his story. Listen below:
Qaphela's biggest wish right now is to meet his rugby hero, Bryan Habana.
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