A new podcast guide to getting through lockdown from a South African couple living in China!
China (25 March 2020) – Kirsty and Oliver Boyes are two KwaZulu-Natal ex-pats living in Hefei, China where they moved to a year ago as Kirsty wanted some international teaching experience.
Since the outbreak of the Wuhan coronavirus – now officially named COVID-19 – they have been on lockdown, cooped up in an apartment complex with little to no contact with the outside world.
They are, without a doubt very brave people but what shines through is their strong South African courage as they wait out the virus far from home.
Kirsty and Oliver Boyes have walked this road over the past few months and will be sharing their learnings with us throughout South Africa’s lockdown.
Have a listen to their interview below:
Source: Jacpod
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