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Soweto, Springs and the Vaal
Soweto Pride has been organised by the Forum for the Empowerment of Women since 2004 and has marched from Vilakazi Street. Ekurhuleni Pride has set off from Springs Station in September, and down south, Vaal Pride by the River gathers on the banks of the Vaal.
Johannesburg Pride closes off Katherine Street in Sandton each October.
Everyone Is From Somewhere Else
Many men here grew up in another province, so mention your home town in your profile, as it is often the first thing two men find in common. Search near home first, Benoni, Krugersdorp or Alberton perhaps. A morning walk in a botanical garden, then breakfast, is a sensible first date in a public place.
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Gauteng Good to Know
Can I search for men in Vereeniging or Springs?
Yes. Search by province or town and Vereeniging, Springs and Soweto come up alongside the big cities.
Is Gauteng the smallest province?
Yes, by land area. It covers around 1.5 percent of South Africa, yet has more people than any other province.
