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Old George Pemba cottage – Red Location [video]

5 May 2017 By Port Elizabethan

Visit and explore more Port Elizabeth videos. https://youtu.be/NChFhcrIRcY this stunning little galvanised cottage was once the home of the famous artist - GEORGE PEMBA and his family. Before then, it was the old new brighton police station. Click HERE to find more 'Red Location Museum' videos. Red Location Museum video selected based on a YouTube search - Click Here to report any 'offensive' videos. CLICK HERE to submit your favourite Port Elizabeth video. Visit the MyPE … [Read more...] about Old George Pemba cottage – Red Location [video]

Best 10 Things to do in PE

27 March 2017 By Port Elizabethan

Best 10 Things to do in PE: Boardwalk Musical Fountains Port Elizabeth, March, 27, 2017 – Whether you’re looking for a romantic getaway or a laid-back but vibrant location with entertainment for the whole family, Port Elizabeth is the perfect destination. It’s not only rich in award-winning wildlife destinations and some interesting museums, but also home to spectacular beaches. And it’s not known as the ‘Friendly City’ for nothing, as visitors will agree that people in PE are … [Read more...] about Best 10 Things to do in PE

No better way to explore PE than with an Amazing Race – Featured Blog

2 March 2017 By Port Elizabethan

Today's posts from our featured Port Elizabeth Blogger: No better way to explore PE than with an Amazing Race: A couple of weeks ago I participated in the annual SAACI Amazing Race along with my friend Stefan of Fish River Sun.  These Amazing Race type fundraisers is a great way to explore the city and take participants to places they've never been to or haven't been to for a while.  It does also bring out a very competitive streak in people and once the race gets going the … [Read more...] about No better way to explore PE than with an Amazing Race – Featured Blog

Have you seen how disastrous the IPTS has been for PE Business?

21 February 2017 By Alan Straton

Mayor Zanoxolo Wayile and Deputy Mayor Nancy Sihlwayi

Take a drive down Govan Mbeki and Kempston Road to witness the closed businesses along the proposed/failed/disastrous IPTS route and consider for one moment just how gut wrenchingly devastated property and business owners must feel? The negative marketing that the city has doled out to citizens is immense. At the recent indaba between the new city political regime and organised business I did not hear one person say that the IPTS should be attended to and finalised or scrapped - it has been … [Read more...] about Have you seen how disastrous the IPTS has been for PE Business?

Port Elizabeth is…

16 February 2017 By Alan Straton

Prester John

50 51 Reasons to be proud of Port Elizabeth. Civic pride and love of Port Elizabeth drove us at MyPE to compile this (not exhaustive) list. Please add your thoughts below: PE is named for love after Sir Rufane Donkin lost his wife, Elizabeth. PE is home to the world's only monument to Prester John. PE is South Africa's second largest city - with regards to its area of around 250 square kilometres. PE is the fifth largest city by population. PE is the least windy coastal city in … [Read more...] about Port Elizabeth is…

100 Days In Office – Athol Trollip Reports Back – @AtholT [video]

5 December 2016 By Alan Straton

Athol Trollip

https://youtu.be/T064tHmR0HU On this day, 3 years ago, our nation's founding father, Nelson Mandela, died. Today we recognise the South Africa he dreamed of by presenting our achievements over the last 100 days. We are turning this City into a place that Madiba would have been proud of and thank the residents of the Bay for their ongoing support and encouragement. They say that Rome wasn't built in a day, and indeed the same applies to our beautiful city of Nelson Mandela Bay. After the … [Read more...] about 100 Days In Office – Athol Trollip Reports Back – @AtholT [video]

Athol Trollip on the Red Location Museum and IPTS

5 December 2016 By Alan Straton

At his 100 Days report back Executive Mayor of Nelson Mandela Bay, Athol Trollip, answers questions (in isiXhosa) about The Red Location Museum and additional overseas funds being made available for the cities IPTS system. … [Read more...] about Athol Trollip on the Red Location Museum and IPTS

Ikasi township vibes for NMBT AGM

25 November 2016 By Alan Straton

Noxolo Sume

Nelson Mandela Bay Tourism (NMBT) hosted their Annual General Meeting at Chicky's Yard Baakens Valley On 24 November 2016, under the theme "Township Ikasi Vibes", where esteemed guests such as: Members of the NMBT Board, NMBT CEO: Mandlakazi Skefile, SAT CEO: Sisa Ntshona and various relevant stakeholders gathered to reflect on the highlights and challenges faced in the tourism market over the 2015/16 financial year.   Acknowledging the industry challenges, NMBT Board Chairperson: Mr … [Read more...] about Ikasi township vibes for NMBT AGM

Would have been great to see the Red Location Museum on this list

30 September 2016 By Alan Straton

Global Building of the Year 2012

Government Communication Services recently issued a release of SA Heritage Sites (see below). As the only metropole named after Nelson Mandela and the home of many of the protests against apartheid and structures it would have been satisfying and a source of great pride to see the Red Location Museum on this list. Come on people it has been closed by the community for long enough now - lets solve this impasse and move on please! Resumption of services at the Red Location Museum will have … [Read more...] about Would have been great to see the Red Location Museum on this list

Red Location Backpackers Lodge [Video]

2 September 2016 By Alan Straton

Red Location Backpackers

https://youtu.be/jBs0uBJFZKk The Red Location Backpacker Lodge is situated in the heart of Port Elizabeth's Red Location Cultural Precinct placing visitors in the center of area's unique cultural diversity. The Red Location area was at the forefront of the political struggle in South Africa and continues to play an important role in Nelson Mandela Bay. Alongside the Red Location Backpackers you will find the Red Location Apartheid Museum. Accommodation is in one of three dormitories … [Read more...] about Red Location Backpackers Lodge [Video]

Trollip promises R1 Million savings per day for 100 days

31 August 2016 By Alan Straton

Athol Trollip Mayoral Chains

Below is a full statement by Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality Executive Mayor, Councillor Athol Trollip to a sitting of council at the Woolboard buildings on 31 August 2016 at 09h00. (Editor: You may want to read Danny Jordaan’s first official speech as Mayor later) Speaker of Council Deputy Executive Mayor Mayoral Committee Members Councillors Acting City Manager Officials Media Ladies and gentlemen in the public gallery Molweni, Good morning, Goeiemôre. As this newly elected … [Read more...] about Trollip promises R1 Million savings per day for 100 days

Can you answer these questions about old Port Elizabeth?

18 July 2016 By Port Elizabethan

5 Ways Cape Road PE

Hi Alan, Many thanks for sending MyPE news. If you have a free moment I wonder if you have answers to some questions. Perhaps some "oldies" (like myself!) could confirm dates. 1) When was the present Target Kloof road and the old Five Ways roundabout built ? 2) When did the Park Hotel (off Park Drive) become a nursing home ? 3) When did the St. George's Tennis Club close ( because of the Crusader Grounds enlargement ) ? 4) When did the Davies Tennis Stadium (Humewood/Summerstrand) … [Read more...] about Can you answer these questions about old Port Elizabeth?

Heritage protection a financial rather than sentimental strategy – expert

14 June 2016 By Alan Straton

SVA Murray Mansions

Given the negative publicity surrounding the principle and process of preserving South Africa's historical buildings, it may be time to change the conversation around how we define and value our national heritage. This is according to architect and heritage practitioner Bryan Wintermeyer, who holds a master's degree in the conservation of the built environment. "For me, the most interesting question is where heritage sits in relation to the economy and the business of making money," says … [Read more...] about Heritage protection a financial rather than sentimental strategy – expert

Youth enriched and engaged at SACO Conference

9 June 2016 By Port Elizabethan

Younger delegates at the inaugural South African Cultural Observatory conference have commended the new institution for the constructive content provided in Port Elizabeth on 17 and 18 May, and for the employment opportunities initiatives like SACO offer. The two-day conference which centred on the theme ‘Counting Culture’, saw local and international speakers engage delegates on a confluence of creative, cultural and economic themes. These topics, which are directly in line with the work … [Read more...] about Youth enriched and engaged at SACO Conference

Nelson Mandela Bay SOTCA

9 June 2016 By Alan Straton

The 2016 SOTCA (State of the City Address)  by Nelson Mandela Bay Metro Executive Mayor, Danny Jordaan took place this morning in the Feathermarket Hall, Port Elizabeth. Some highlights: Cash holdings of over R2 Billion. Improved efficiency in the administration. Improved finance. Improved credit rating. Investment promotion. Launched WiFi and Metro Police. Good governance - removed 28 (29?) staff for corruption. Connecting with citizens and taking council meetings … [Read more...] about Nelson Mandela Bay SOTCA

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