Joburg Pride went ahead smoothly, undeterred by warnings of potential threats
On Thursday, the event organisers issued a statement saying the march would go on as intended, saying #WeWillMarch.
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On Thursday, the event organisers issued a statement saying the march would go on as intended, saying #WeWillMarch.
The US Embassy issued a terror warning of an attack in the greater Sandton area over the weekend. Per usual, the team took to the ground and brought you some good old investigative journalism into this and other important matters.
Thousands of people took part in Johannesburg's first LGBTQI+ parade since the COVID-19 pandemic on Saturday despite the US Embassy's warning of a possible terrorist attack in the area.
The structure - which includes the police, the State Security Agency and defence force says there'll be heightened police visibility at 200 events planned for Gauteng.
Event attendees came dressed in brightly coloured clothes - showing their solidarity for the march.