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Gunner Association branch chair plans to track provenance of stolen Port Shepstone ships’ cannons

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One who has more than a passing interest in the three ships’ cannons stolen from what was a war museum in the lower KwaZulu-Natal South Coast town of Port
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Gunner Association branch chair plans to track provenance of stolen Port Shepstone ships’ cannons

One who has more than a passing interest in the three ships’ cannons stolen from what was a war museum in the lower KwaZulu-Natal South Coast town of Port

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defenceWeb broke the news on Monday, August 3, 2026.
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