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21 April 2026

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  • 12:5712:57, 20 April 2026 diff hist +3,604 N Pollok Beach Created page with " '''Pollok Beach''' (often spelled '''Pollock Beach''') is a prominent stretch of coastline in the suburb of Summerstrand, Gqeberha. Known affectionately by locals as '''"The Pipe,"''' it is considered the premier surfing destination in the city and serves as a vital recreational hub for swimmers, sunbathers, and beachcombers. ---- == Etymology and History == The beach takes its name from the '''Pollok Hotel''', a Victorian-era establishment built in the late 1890s by a..."
  • 12:5412:54, 20 April 2026 diff hist +3,776 N Hobie Beach Created page with "'''Hobie Beach''' is a premier Blue Flag beach located in the suburb of Summerstrand, Gqeberha. Known as the "water sports capital" of the city, it serves as the vibrant heart of the beachfront, characterized by its iconic pier, sheltered swimming conditions, and its role as a major venue for international sporting events. ---- == Geography and Formation == Hobie Beach is situated along the Sunshine Coast on the shores of Algoa Bay. Its existence is an interesting case..."
  • 12:5112:51, 20 April 2026 diff hist +4,164 N Baakens Valley Created page with "The '''Baakens Valley''' is a 2,000-hectare green belt and nature reserve that winds for 20 kilometers through the heart of '''Gqeberha''' (Port Elizabeth), South Africa. Often described as the city's "green lung," it follows the course of the Baakens River from its source near Sherwood to its mouth at the Port Elizabeth Harbour. ---- == Geography & Ecology == The valley is a deep, steep-sided gorge that cuts through the urban landscape, providing a critical refuge for..."
  • 09:2409:24, 20 April 2026 diff hist +3,551 N BA Systems Created page with "'''BA Systems''' is a specialized South African engineering and technology firm headquartered in '''Gqeberha''' (Port Elizabeth). The company is widely recognized for its expertise in the niche field of '''Building Management Systems (BMS)''', industrial automation, and high-tech heritage restoration. ---- == Overview == Established as a leader in the Eastern Cape’s technical sector, BA Systems focuses on integrating mechanical and electrical systems into a centralize..."
  • 09:0709:07, 20 April 2026 diff hist +3,425 N Campanile Created page with "The '''Campanile''' (Italian for "bell tower") is a prominent 53.5-meter-high brick memorial situated at the entrance to the railway station and harbor in Gqeberha, South Africa. It is widely considered the architectural gateway to the city's historic center and marks the starting point of '''Route 67''', a public art meander dedicated to Nelson Mandela. ---- == History and Construction == The tower was erected to commemorate the centenary of the landing of the '''1820..."

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  • 16:1116:11, 19 April 2026 diff hist +6,713 N Kuyga Created page with "=== A History of Kuyga Settlement, Greenbushes (Nelson Mandela Bay) === '''Kuyga''' is a prominent residential settlement located in the '''Greenbushes''' area, on the western outskirts of Gqeberha (formerly Port Elizabeth). Its history is a microcosm of the broader South African narrative of urbanization, dispossession, political transition, and the slow march toward service delivery in the post-apartheid era. Its story can be divided into four distinct phases: ==== P..."

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  • 15:5915:59, 30 September 2025 diff hist +3,011 N 52 Park Drive, Central Created page with "'''Page Creator:''' Stratlec Trust 52 Park Drive, Central, Gqeberha is presently home to the Union Cricket Club. The world-class 18 500-seater St Georges Park Cricket stadium, set within the grounds of the beautiful St George's Park, is testament to citizens of Gqeberha whose love of the game began with the arrival of the British settlers. The English troops ''en route'' to occupy South Africa in 1795 brought cricket bats and balls a..."
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