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Port Elizabeth gate guards down

defenceWeb Written by defenceWeb - Grounded Albatross gate guard at FAPE. Photo courtesy Avcom. The SA Air Force (SAAF) Museum as the guardian of South Africa’s military aviation history is aware of the sorry state of both gate guards at Port Elizabeth Airport, now renamed Dawid Stuurman International. The Albatross maritime reconnaissance aircraft is currently not on its plinth following a clean-up and new paint job three years ago. Similarly, the Impala which also kept watch at the entrance to the Eastern Cape airport is also “grounded”. Major Ntokozo Ntshangase, acting OC of the SAAF Museum, told defenceWeb “the status of the gate guards at Port Elizabeth Airport has been noted”.

You re invited to the citizens launch of Port Elizabeth s new name, Gqeberha

A weekend-long celebration to launch the new name of Port Elizabeth - Gqeberha - starts at noon. The Khoi and San activist behind the new name changes in the Nelson Mandela Bay, Christian Martin, has pulled out all the stops for the event.  Martin s event coincides with a bid by the Nelson Mandela Bay mayor to have the name and other name changes reversed. Christian Martin, one of three men who successfully petitioned for the renaming of Port Elizabeth, the town s airport, and Uitenhage, is inviting people of what is now known as Gqeberha to a weekend-long celebratory launch. The carnival-style event launch will start at noon on Friday in front of the city hall where a 5m X 1.5m banner displaying the name Gqeberha - Port Elizabeth s new name - will fly up in the sky.  

Gqeberha a victory in fight against colonialism

Gqeberha a victory in fight against colonialism
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Fatal shooting of young man divides two Jeffreys Bay families

Fatal shooting of young man divides two Jeffreys Bay families PREMIUM By Devon Koen - 27 February 2021 As one Jeffreys Bay family was mourning the fatal shooting of their son, another resident of the town made his first court appearance in connection with the killing. Clyde Stuurman, 26, went missing on February 10. This article is reserved for HeraldLIVE subscribers. A subscription gives you full digital access to all our content. Already subscribed? Simply sign in below. Already registered on DispatchLIVE, BusinessLIVE, TimesLIVE or SowetanLIVE? Sign in with the same details.

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