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‘Nothing can stop our pride’

Ekurhuleni Pride marches proudly through Germiston’s streets.

September 14, 2015

Melissa Hart Less than a minute

The freezing cold and rainy weather did not put off marchers at the Ekurhuleni Pride March, last Saturday. The event started at Gold Walk Shopping Centre and ended at Germiston Lake.

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The freezing cold and rainy weather did not put off marchers at the Ekurhuleni Pride March, last Saturday. The event started at Gold Walk Shopping Centre and ended at Germiston Lake.

Marchers in the Ekurhuleni Pride March have some fun along the route to Germiston Lake.

Thuli Mkwaye (left) and Samu Mthall showed their support for the Ekurhuleni Pride March, last Saturday. Members of the lesbian, gay, bi-sexual, transgender, and intersexual (LGBTI) community proudly showed the world who they are.

Ekurhuleni Pride march.

Ekurhuleni Pride march.

Ekurhuleni Pride march.

Ekurhuleni Pride march.

Ekurhuleni Pride march.

Ekurhuleni Pride march.

Ekurhuleni Pride march.

Ekurhuleni Pride march.

Ekurhuleni Pride march.

Ekurhuleni Pride march.

Ekurhuleni Pride march.

Ekurhuleni Pride march.

Ekurhuleni Pride march.

Ekurhuleni Pride march.

Ekurhuleni Pride march.

Ekurhuleni Pride march.

Ekurhuleni Pride march.

September 14, 2015

Melissa Hart Less than a minute

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