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In photos: Organisations step in to save Langa’s second Pride festival

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People came out in their numbers to celebrate Langa’s second Pride march and festival hosted at the Guga S’Thebe Cultural Centre. Photos: Mary-Anne Gontsana
The streets of Langa were brought to life on Saturday as members of the LGBTQIA+ community hosted their second Pride event with a march and other festivities at the Guga S’Thebe Cultural Centre.
Led by a truck covered in rainbow flags featuring reigning Miss Drag South Africa 2025/26 winner Jackye Latrice Majawie, wearing a bright lime ball gown. Majawie is the founder and director of Majawie Safe Space, an organisation which advocates for LGBTQIA+ rights and provides support to victims of gender-based violence and hate crimes.

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