E1.12.1.11 :: Caption: George Pemba serving kids at his local grocery store in Port Elizabeth, 1950s, exact date unknown OR In addition to their five children, Pemba and Eunice also assumed financial responsibility for his brothers family as well as the children of relatives, maintaining a total of 20 children. Unable to support his extended family as a professional artist, Pemba opened a small general dealers store which he and Eunice ran until 1978 (Photograph by Drum photographer)

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AL3282 :: The Sunday Times Heritage Project (STHP) Collection

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► E1.12.1.11 :: Caption: George Pemba serving kids at his local grocery store in Port Elizabeth, 1950s, exact date unknown OR In addition to their five children, Pemba and Eunice also assumed financial responsibility for his brothers family as well as the children of relatives, maintaining a total of 20 children. Unable to support his extended family as a professional artist, Pemba opened a small general dealers store which he and Eunice ran until 1978 (Photograph by Drum photographer)

Call Number:	E1.12.1.11
Title:	Caption: George Pemba serving kids at his local grocery store in Port Elizabeth, 1950s, exact date unknown OR In addition to their five children, Pemba and Eunice also assumed financial responsibility for his brothers family as well as the children of relatives, maintaining a total of 20 children. Unable to support his extended family as a professional artist, Pemba opened a small general dealers store which he and Eunice ran until 1978 (Photograph by Drum photographer)
Dates:	1950s
Scope Content:	Copyright: Baileys Archives