BRITAIN'S Got Talent semi-finalist Musa Motha left many people in tears with his stunning performance on Sunday, 28 May.
Musa Motha (27) from Sebokeng zone 14, Vaal is the first South African in the semi-final of the Britain's Got Talent show with his dancing moves.
Musa was diagnosed with cancer when he was eight years old, and his mother had to sign consent forms for amputation.
He stayed at the hospital for three years.
His mother, Ntokozo Motale, could not hold back tears of joy when she spoke to Daily Sun about her son's achievements.
She said Musa's performance reminded her of the days when he started dancing.
"I was always worried that he'd fall and hurt himself.
"I am proud of Musa because he never gave up on life after his leg was amputated but learnt to use crutches that have made him the best dancer in the world," Ntokozo said.
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She said Musa is also a soccer player for Arsenal football club in the crutches team.
The proud mum said she had lost hope when Musa was hospitalised because patients in the same ward with him died from the same illness.
Ntokozo said that her son told her to be strong because he would not succumb to the illness.
"He said he would make it in life someday. He was offered an artificial leg after being discharged from the hospital, but he refused to take it.
"When I saw him dance for the first time with his crutches, I tried to stop him, fearing that he would hurt himself. But today, I'm proud for not letting anything stop him from achieving his goals," said the proud mum.
