Munei Netsharotha, a Grade 11 student from Tshivhase Secondary School near Thohoyandou, South Africa, has gained attention for creating a car that runs on hydrogen gas. Using scrap metal and zinc, Netsharotha has demonstrated his innovative skills and determination. Limpopo Education MEC Mavhungu Lerule Ramakhanya visited Netsharotha at his home to show support for his aspirations. Netsharotha expressed his happiness at the progress of his dreams and emphasized his continuous efforts to become a top innovator. The student is set to present his hydrogen-powered car at the National Science Week in Bloemfontein, showcasing his talent and ingenuity. The MEC's spokesperson highlighted the significance of Netsharotha's achievement in inspiring other learners and proving that innovation knows no boundaries. The local community is also proud of Netsharotha's accomplishments, viewing him as a role model for rural students. Netsharotha's journey serves as a testament to the power of determination and creativity in pursuing one's goals, regardless of background or location.