PE Express Indaba Edition 27-07-2011

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– Cylinders rebored – Crankshafts reground – Con-rods resized – Cyl-heads skimmed – Cyl-heads overhauled – Aluminium welding Plus a variety of reconditioned cylinder heads And crankshafts for sale

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Editor: Bettie Giliomee

‘Indaba’ now weekly

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GOOD news for the residents of the townships in the Metro is the expansion of the Port Elizabeth Express Indaba newspaper from a monthly publication to a weekly newspaper. The Indaba was first launched in July 2008 as a monthly newspaper. It was a brand extension to Port Elizabeth Express serving a market where there had been no other freesheet at the time. “The Indaba has proved so popular amongst readers and advertisers alike that we have decided to relaunch it as a weekly paper,” said editor, Bettie Giliomee.

Mandela Bay shines for Mandela Day

Indaba will now be published on a Wednesday. The distribution has also been increased and a total of 55 000 copies will be printed. The newspaper will be distributed to homes in KwaNobuhle, Khayalistha, Motherwell, Bethelsdorp, Kwadwesi, KwaZakhele, New Brighton, Soweto On Sea, Veeplaas, Zwide and Gqebera. Commuters will be able to get the Indaba at selected taxi ranks in these areas. “As is the case with the PE Express’ three zoned editions - Metro, Southern Suburbs and Northern Suburbs – the Indaba will focus on

news and people that matter in the community in which the paper is distributed,” said Giliomee. “Not only will municipal and crime news be covered, but the Indaba will give people and organisations, who make a difference in the community, a platform. “Regular columns will also focus on topics ranging from health to wealth.” Apart from the news value for readers, the Indaba is also the ideal vehicle for advertisers to reach their target market in their surrounding community. According to Tasmia Ismail, PE

Express Indaba Advertising Manager, “After the launch of Indaba advertisers grabbed the opportunity to offer their products and services to this very rapidly emerging market. “Most local advertisers who identified this as their target markets waste no time in securing their advertising space well in advance. Even national advertisers such as Cashbuild and Metro Cash & Carry have finally found the perfect vehicle for their audiences,” said Ismail. Port Elizabeth Express Indaba is published by Media24 Newspapers, printed by Paarl Coldset and distributed by On The Dot Distribution.

BIG SOCCER CLASH BRINGS THOUSANDS OF FANS TOGETHER IN PORT ELIZABETH

1 -0 Thousands of soccer fans gathered at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium last week for the Vodacom Challenge Soccer Derby between the Orlando Pirates FC and Kaizer Chiefs. The Pirates won the game with a 1­0 victory over the Chiefs, thanks to the goal by Tlou Segolela. That meant that the Pirates played against the Tottenham Hotspurs in the final on Saturday, which they lost by 0­3. Photos: WERNER HILLS

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