GROWING up, he wanted one thing – to have a proper conversation with his parents, hear what they had to say and tell them what was going on in his life.
But he couldn’t. Lucky Netshidzati’s parents are hearing-impaired – his dad, Abraham (51), is profoundly deaf and unable to speak while his mom, Selinah (45), is partially deaf and battles to cope in a hearing world.
Lucky (26) was frustrated by his inability to communicate with them and resentful at how his beloved parents couldn’t do things for themselves without the help of an interpreter.
Yet out of frustration, good things can arise. And in Lucky’s case he’s come up with a potential game-changer for the deaf: a uniquely African system that’s generating plenty of interest from both the…
