Amputee dance sensation Musa Motha has received a hero's welcome after dazzling audiences in Britain's Got Talent.
The South African-born amputee whose UK's got talent audition summoned a golden buzzer has arrived. Musa Motha landed at OR Tambo International Airport. eNCA's Theodor Mashele has more details.
JOHANNESBURG - Dance sensation Musa Motha, who dazzled viewers across the world when he took part in Britain's Got Talent, returned home on Saturday.He made history by becoming the first-ever contestant on the show to get a group golden buzzer.After landing at OR Tambo Airport on Saturday morning, he took some time to reflect on his sensational run on the talent show.
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