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Caxton journalists join metro for #ILoveEkurhuleni tour

Journalists from Caxton East Rand and members from the municipality went on an exciting tour through the City of Ekurhuleni on Wednesday, last week.

May 30, 2016

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Ekurhuleni Business Facilitation Network (EBFN) in Kempton Park was the first stop of the tour. Dumsani Hlatshwayo (left) explained that the EBFN was built to house core economic development activities, to help with creating job opportunities and encourage entrepreneurship. Seen here with him is spokesperson for the City of Ekurhuleni Themba Gadebe, who also joined the tour.

The journalists, representing Brakpan Herald, Boksburg Advertiser, Benoni City Times, Springs Advertiser and Germiston City News, spent the day travelling through the City of Ekurhuleni; taking photos of landmarks and interesting places throughout Ekurhuleni.

Places that were visited by the team:

Tsakane Clinic (Tsakane)

Chris Hani’s house and grave (Boksburg)

Actonville Temple (Benoni)

OR Tambo Narrative Centre and memorial (Wattville)

Ekurhuleni Business Facilitation Network (Kempton Park)

Look at more photos here:

Caxton Instameet with Ekurhuleni (1)

Caxton Instameet with Ekurhuleni (2)

Caxton Instameet with Ekurhuleni (3)

Caxton Instameet with Ekurhuleni (4)

Caxton Instameet with Ekurhuleni (5)

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May 30, 2016

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