Saul Lipchik had four days to pack up his life, but it was all worth it.
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Whyte left SA for Germany eight months ago for work opportunities. Lipchik was supposed to join him soon after, once his visa came through. Then a pandemic hit the world, prolonging their separation by months. After roadblocks and layovers during his trip to Johannesburg, and escorts by police, Lipchik and Whyte were finally reunited in Germany.Lipchik said he gifted appliances, furniture and artwork to friends and donated goods to homeless people.
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