A three-day Human Rights Month programme in Sharpeville will bring together sport, education, dialogue, and cultural celebration from 19 to 21 March 2026. Organised by SINAM 1960 NPC, the initiative aims to reframe how the community engages with the legacy of Sharpeville while marking Human Rights Month.
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The Constitution Hill Human Rights Festival has become one of Gauteng’s major annual Human Rights Month gatherings.
Visit Gauteng – Zwakala Presents KUNYE Joburg March 2026 Edition: Africa’s Dance Music Capital Comes Alive This Weekend Johannesburg, Visit Gauteng is proud to announce…
SA Chefs Village Returns to Hostex 2026 as the Culinary Centre of Gravity When the doors to the Sandton Convention…
Discover how to access South Africa’s National Gardens for free during National Gardens Week 2026. Explore Kirstenbosch, the Pretoria Zoo, and more.
Grammy award-winning artist Doja Cat will headline the South African leg of the Move Afrika tour in Pretoria on 20 March 2026. The concert, hosted at SunBet Arena in Time Square, Menlyn Maine, forms part of Global Citizen’s third edition of the pan-African touring circuit
LIV Golf has confirmed it will stage its first South African tournament at The Club at Steyn City in Midrand from 19 to 22 March 2026. The four-day event combines tournament play with nightly live music performances and is expected to draw local fans, international visitors, and major hospitality spend into Gauteng. The announcement matters now because ticket sales and event logistics are already underway, and the programme includes headline artists alongside a field featuring global golf names and South Africa’s Louis Oosthuizen.
Africa Mining Indaba 2026 takes place from 9 to 12 February in Cape Town, bringing together mining companies, investors, governments and service providers from across the continent and beyond. While the event is hosted in the Western Cape, its implications are closely felt in Gauteng, where many mining company headquarters, professional services firms and equipment suppliers are based. The event matters now because decisions and partnerships formed during Indaba week often shape project pipelines, procurement and investment activity that flow back into Gauteng’s economy.
Visitors travelling to Pretoria for the Bread 4 Soul event on 7 February are expected to increase short-stay accommodation demand across the city, particularly in areas close to the Pretoria National Botanical Garden. The one-day cultural gathering has prompted tourism authorities to encourage attendees to plan overnight stays, as travel distances and event timing may make same-day return trips impractical for many Gauteng residents.
The Rand Show will return to Johannesburg in April 2026 with an expanded programme of included activities, as organisers place renewed emphasis on affordability and access amid rising costs for households. The annual consumer exhibition, one of South Africa’s longest-running public events, is positioning free entertainment and experiences as a central feature of this year’s edition.