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Some say that disability is one of the impediments in carrying out some activities and others find in this a willpower to overcome this reality. In this edition of the Casos de Sucesso program, we visit the City of Lichinga, where we will tell the story of a young man who is disabled and himself an artist, who creates natural decorative items. His name is Osvaldo Carlos, born in Zambézia Province, when he was a child he only dreamed of being a merchant, as his father gave him things to sell during his childhood. He suffered from an illness known as epilepsy the first and last time he had an epileptic fit he ended up falling into the fire, from where he acquired the disability. Some time later he was taken with his uncle to live in the District of Cuamba, in the Province of Niassa, there his uncle also delivered things to sell, as a way of guaranteeing the sustenance of the house, he attended school and finished 10th Grade, some time later. his uncle lost his life and he was forced to stop studying. While in Cuamba, he learned the art with his friends and he aspired to learn because he did not feel limited by the acquired disability, he sold salted fish until a lady offered him a job as a domestic servant in Lichinga, while in Lichinga he felt He was mistreated by the lady and he thought it best to leave that lady's house, and as he already knew how to make wrists he saw that he was losing money because he really wanted to be an entrepreneur. Being in Lichinga, with no place to live, he received several job offers, one of which was to be a baker and he refused. He started to sell pulses and today he manages to support himself, he managed to buy land in Cuamba and the remaining amount he invests little by little in his business. He discourages the other disabled who are only on the streets begging, some are even thieves, advises them to move on and find a profitable occupation. You can support our initiative, find out how at: +258846887947/864102200 / mudziwathu.project@gmail.com