Over 3-million below-the-knee amputation casualties could soon have much-need financial and physical relief. That's because of a new high-tech and affordable prosthetic leg. Two final-year medical students from Walter Sisulu University are behind this invention. Zanodumo Godlimpi and Siphosethu Mgwili speak on their invention. Courtesy #DStv403
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