IN PICTURES: ‘We miss Happy Valley’ — Gqeberha residents refuse to let the magic die
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Families, volunteers and former Happy Valley regulars returned to the neglected beachfront park this weekend, determined to reclaim a place that holds generations of childhood memories – and keep its magic alive.
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