White Albinos Vs African Albinos

here in south africa its not so rare to see albino africans. nowadays they live quite normal lives as we have a good climate and its far from the equator. in the old days, they used to kill a baby when it was born that way. they thought it was cursed. in some african countries they still do. but in the more advanced countries like ours, knowledge has reached them and they realised that it has a medical explanation. i have seen very few white albinos. i might have. fair hair and light skin is very normal.

Are there african albinos... like i think its rare... or it never happend...

One of the differences between albinism and vitiligo is that complete albinism is present at birth and does not change significantly. Vitiligo is a depigmenting condition that is not usually apparent at birth but can appear at any stage of life. It progresses until most of the body resembles the skin of a person with albinism. Vitiligo does not cover the body completely. There will always be slight pigmentation somewhere on the body. People with vitiligo often cover up and even out the remaining pigmented areas with special make-up used for covering scars or various skin conditions.