“I love giving back to the community here”: Nicolaas Uys on rugby, biltong and bringing together South Africans in Czechia
Since moving to Czechia originally for the sole purpose of playing rugby, Nicolaas Uys has made a successful life for himself in Prague, with a business selling biltong, and as a cornerstone of the South African community in the city. He spoke to us about the story of bringing that community together.
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