Khaya Dladla shows off his colourful Mercedes Benz used to mark Pride Month. Taking to Instagram, the star talked about celebrating Pride Month, and the hardship suffered years ago for the freedom of the LGBTQ community.
PRIDE MONTH has always been about introspection for me. To see how far we come from the first LGBTQIA+ March in the African continent that took place in Johannesburg 13th October 1990 fighting for gay rights, equality and apartheid at the same time to today, where people like me are on radio prime time show 5 days a week and on television 6 days a week throughout major channels and major streaming platforms. Same sex couples legallymarried with kids (still working on thatđ) The battle is not over but we are headed the right direction,â he wrote.
Khaya appreciated people who supported him and those who attacked him with derogatory words.
âThank you to everyone who supported me but also want to thank every who unnecessarily used derogatory words towards me, because lucky for me, you didnât break me but gave me a better excuse to fight harder for what I believe in and most importantly my identity (which is my most priceless possession).
In other news – Nigerian star Rema set to perform in South Africa
Rema will be coming to South Africa for the Hey Neighbour festival. The Nigerian star will headline the Day 2 alongside Kendrick Lamar.
HEY NEIGHBOUR is not just another festival. Itâs a global gathering, a vibrant celebration of music, culture, and most importantly, connection. Read more
