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Portrait of stylish man seen standing against wall – By: Rushay

12 June 2023 By Alan Straton

Portrait of young man seen standing against wall Posted by Rushay on 2023-05-28 16:45:15 Tagged: , Man , Portrait , Outdoors , Afro , Stylish , Sunglasses , African , Vertical , Black , Standing , Wall , Lifestyle , Hairstyle , Blue , Gqeberha , South Africa Explore Photographs of Gqeberha in Bygone Times: … [Read more...] about Portrait of stylish man seen standing against wall – By: Rushay

Last Day at Hole in the Wall – Editors Pic

2 September 2020 By Port Elizabethan

My Happy Place

This image is from the MyPE Editor's Flickr Account - offering some topical daily images from a phone smarter than Alan, occasional images from a DSLR and scanned images of Port Elizabeth as he wanders around the Bay pretending to know a lot and sometimes succeeding in making a complete hash of it! Last Day at Hole in the Wall Image by awstraton Dolphins and more dolphins in the Transkei This image is randomly selected from an ever growing repository of publicly available images taken in … [Read more...] about Last Day at Hole in the Wall – Editors Pic

Last Day at Hole in the Wall – Editors Pic

1 September 2020 By Port Elizabethan

My Happy Place

This image is from the MyPE Editor's Flickr Account - offering some topical daily images from a phone smarter than Alan, occasional images from a DSLR and scanned images of Port Elizabeth as he wanders around the Bay pretending to know a lot and sometimes succeeding in making a complete hash of it! Last Day at Hole in the Wall Image by awstraton Dolphins and more dolphins in the Transkei This image is randomly selected from an ever growing repository of publicly available images taken in … [Read more...] about Last Day at Hole in the Wall – Editors Pic

Last Day at Hole in the Wall – Editors Pic

31 August 2020 By Port Elizabethan

This image is from the MyPE Editor's Flickr Account - offering some topical daily images from a phone smarter than Alan, occasional images from a DSLR and scanned images of Port Elizabeth as he wanders around the Bay pretending to know a lot and sometimes succeeding in making a complete hash of it! Last Day at Hole in the Wall Image by awstraton Dolphins and more dolphins in the Transkei This image is randomly selected from an ever growing repository of publicly available images taken in … [Read more...] about Last Day at Hole in the Wall – Editors Pic

Last Day at Hole in the Wall – Editors Pic

30 August 2020 By Port Elizabethan

This image is from the MyPE Editor's Flickr Account - offering some topical daily images from a phone smarter than Alan, occasional images from a DSLR and scanned images of Port Elizabeth as he wanders around the Bay pretending to know a lot and sometimes succeeding in making a complete hash of it! Last Day at Hole in the Wall Image by awstraton Dolphins and more dolphins in the Transkei This image is randomly selected from an ever growing repository of publicly available images taken in … [Read more...] about Last Day at Hole in the Wall – Editors Pic

Last Day at Hole in the Wall – Editors Pic

29 August 2020 By Port Elizabethan

This image is from the MyPE Editor's Flickr Account - offering some topical daily images from a phone smarter than Alan, occasional images from a DSLR and scanned images of Port Elizabeth as he wanders around the Bay pretending to know a lot and sometimes succeeding in making a complete hash of it! Last Day at Hole in the Wall Image by awstraton Dolphins and more dolphins in the Transkei This image is randomly selected from an ever growing repository of publicly available images taken in … [Read more...] about Last Day at Hole in the Wall – Editors Pic

Last Day at Hole in the Wall – Editors Pic

28 August 2020 By Port Elizabethan

This image is from the MyPE Editor's Flickr Account - offering some topical daily images from a phone smarter than Alan, occasional images from a DSLR and scanned images of Port Elizabeth as he wanders around the Bay pretending to know a lot and sometimes succeeding in making a complete hash of it! Last Day at Hole in the Wall Image by awstraton Dolphins and more dolphins in the Transkei This image is randomly selected from an ever growing repository of publicly available images taken in … [Read more...] about Last Day at Hole in the Wall – Editors Pic

Dear Donald, We are Building a Fence

19 March 2020 By Alan Straton

Boston Terrier

Government to erect R37m fence at Beitbridge border In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, government is to erect a 40km fence within a month at the Beitbridge border to ensure that no undocumented or infected persons cross the border into South Africa from Zimbabwe and vice versa. Public Works and Infrastructure Minister Patricia de Lille made the announcement at a media briefing in Cape Town on Thursday. “In terms of Section 27 (2) (I) of the Disaster Management Act … I have invoked … [Read more...] about Dear Donald, We are Building a Fence

20 20 The fall of the Wall or The drop of the curtain – Featured Blog

1 January 2020 By Port Elizabethan

Today's posts from our featured Port Elizabeth Blogger: 20 20 The fall of the Wall or The drop of the curtain: Some 15 years ago in January 2006 was diagnosed with CBD and given a prognosis of 3 years to complete incapacity and a remaining span of 5 years. I received numerous cards and emails from friends and family. This led to my blog site http://www.eds@tiscali.co.za, and my radio programme with Lance du Plessis of AlgoaFM. Sadly, especially during the las six months, my writing has slowly … [Read more...] about 20 20 The fall of the Wall or The drop of the curtain – Featured Blog

Campanile Frieze and Wall of Texts – Featured Blog

2 February 2018 By Port Elizabethan

Today's posts from our featured Port Elizabeth Blogger: Campanile Frieze and Wall of Texts: If you started a walk along Route 67 at the Campanile then the Campanile Frieze and Wall of Texts would be one of the first art pieces you'll see.  Both of these are done by artist Mkhonto Gwazela.  The frieze at the top celebrates the indigenous heritage of Nelson Mandela Bay and the Eastern Cape with the sculpted visual image being cast in concrete along the curved wall.  The poem just … [Read more...] about Campanile Frieze and Wall of Texts – Featured Blog

The Port Elizabeth harbour wall – Featured Blog

25 January 2018 By Port Elizabethan

Today's posts from our featured Port Elizabeth Blogger: The Port Elizabeth harbour wall: The Port Elizabeth harbour achieved "port" status for the first time in 1825, long before a proper harbour even existed.  Back then a harbour master was appointed to regulate and oversee the offloading of ships anchored offshore with goods and people being brought to shore in rowboats.  An official surfboat service was established in 1836 and this was followed by the construction of the first … [Read more...] about The Port Elizabeth harbour wall – Featured Blog

Hole in the Wall – an icon of the Eastern Cape – Featured Blog

4 December 2017 By Port Elizabethan

Today's posts from our featured Port Elizabeth Blogger: Hole in the Wall - an icon of the Eastern Cape: The Hole in the Wall near Coffee Bay on the Wild Coast truly is one of the iconic sights (and sites) of the Eastern Cape and South Africa and recognised worldwide. Hole-in-the-Wall was named by Captain Vidal in 1823.  Vidal was captain of the Barracouta and was sent by the British to survey the coastline between the Keiskamma River and Lourenço Marques (present-day Maputo). He … [Read more...] about Hole in the Wall – an icon of the Eastern Cape – Featured Blog

I finally got to visit Hole in the Wall – Featured Blog

24 November 2017 By Port Elizabethan

Today's posts from our featured Port Elizabeth Blogger: I finally got to visit Hole in the Wall: One of my absolute travel highlights during 2017 is the fact that I finally got to visit the Hole in the Wall near Coffee Bay on the Wild Coast.  It was somewhat of an embarrassment to be somebody promoting and marketing the Eastern Cape but having to say that I have never been there. It's not the closest destination to where I live in Port Elizabeth though so it's not like I could just pop … [Read more...] about I finally got to visit Hole in the Wall – Featured Blog

Coca Cola Sound Wave Wall – Bayworld – Port Elizabeth [video]

1 November 2017 By Port Elizabethan

Visit and explore more Port Elizabeth videos. In the shape of the Coca-Cola dynamic ribbon, the installation of a 22m working xylophone, which forms the wave of the ocean in a mural design, has been completed in Port Elizabeth, bringing both music and happiness to the community. Click HERE to find more 'Bayworld Port Elizabeth' videos. Bayworld Port Elizabeth video selected based on a YouTube search - Click Here to report any 'offensive' videos. CLICK HERE to submit your favourite … [Read more...] about Coca Cola Sound Wave Wall – Bayworld – Port Elizabeth [video]

Mthatha news: Bishop drives into wall with bullet lodged in his chest

3 August 2017 By Port Elizabethan

Bishop drives into wall with bullet lodged in his chest: Mthatha – Several leads are being investigated in relation the mysterious murder of well-known Eastern Cape bishop Thembinkosi Fandaleki, provincial police said on Wednesday. Fandaleki, 54, was killed late on Monday after the car he was driving crashed ... Source: "Mthatha" - BingNews. South African Revenue Services Educates Deaf and Blind Communities On Tax Compliance: The inaugural rollout was launched at Ekurhuleni School for the … [Read more...] about Mthatha news: Bishop drives into wall with bullet lodged in his chest

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