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In photos: Durban celebration marks end of Pride Month

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The streets of Durban’s city centre were filled with rainbow flags and jubilation at the weekend as people came out to mark the end of Pride month. Photos: Tsoanelo Sefoloko
The streets of Durban’s city centre were filled with rainbow flags and jubilation at the weekend as people came out to mark the end of Pride month.
The day’s festivities started off with a march through Gugu Dlamini Park to Dr Pixley KaSeme Street. Participants sang, danced, and chanted slogans while celebrating diversity and raising awareness about the rights of the LGBTQIA+ community.
Event organiser Sboh Khumalo said many families and friends joined the march. “We are celebrating Pride Month because we are proud of who we are. We decided…

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