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Soweto Pride Marks 20 Years Amidst Surge in LGBTIQ+ Murders

Mamba Online
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10/02/2024

Soweto Pride marked a vibrant and significant milestone as it celebrated its 20th edition on Saturday, 28 September, at the Dorothy Nyembe Park in Dobsonville. With a day packed full of joy, protest, and reflection, the event once again demonstrated why it remains an essential platform for the LGBTIQ+ community in South Africa.

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