A blind Egyptian man is proving sight is not a requirement for a successful career in the I.T. industry. As Andrew Thompson reports, Mohamed Ali, from a small village in Egypt's north Al Sharqia region, has overcome significant barriers and learnt to repair computers using his sense of touch.
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