Stowaways adjust to life in N.Z.
PA Wellington Two East Africans who stowed away on a famine relief ship bound for New Zealand four years ago have adjusted to life in Auckland.
Andrew Godfrey Mhando, aged 25, is a home appliance repair technician in Mt Roskill and Sudi Sead Said, aged 19, is studying electronics at Auckland Technical Institute. They share a flat. The two boarded the ship Ngahere in East Africa in mid-1985. They were allowed to continue to New Zealand where they were given temporary residence permits.
These were extended until September, 1987, when the Government granted them permanent residence.
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Press, 26 July 1989, Page 4
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