Surfing is one of Durban's most popular past times, but for a long time it was an exclusive sport dominated for a selected few. Today surfing is enjoyed by people from various backgrounds, religions and abilities, like Ntando Msibi who has overcome enormous obstacles to making a name for himself in the sport that has changed his life. CCTV's Sias du Plessis reports.
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