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Celebration of collaboration at Caxton Town Block Party

Caxton Day 2025 was all about teamwork, networking, and fun at Old Parks Sports Club.

The Old Parks Sports Club was buzzing with energy on October 2, as the Caxton Town Block Party transformed into a vibrant celebration of teamwork, creativity, and connection.

Andrew Gill, publisher of The Citizen, and Caxton Greater Joburg Metro’s editor-in-chief Marietta Lombard. Photo Naziya Davids-Easthorpe

What began four years ago as Spark Media Sports Day has now evolved into something bigger and bolder: A Caxton-wide gathering that brings together colleagues and clients from across the country.

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Caxton Media represents the collective identity of our group of companies, united to provide agencies and South African brands with a unique and powerful media solution.

Through the combined expertise of Spark Media, FoneWorx, Adcheck, Hive Digital Media, The Citizen, and other divisions, we showcase the group’s diverse strengths – reinforcing the powerful network that operates under the Caxton Media umbrella.

Guests weren’t just spectators; they joined in a full day of activity, from lawn bowls and padel, to soccer matches and lively quizzes. Between the friendly rivalries on the sports fields, and the laughter shared over lunch, the event struck the perfect balance between competition and camaraderie.

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Clients from across Caxton’s media family, including the Lowvelder and the Greater Joburg Metro Group also came out in force.

For Justin Harris, Spark Media’s branch liaison, the success of the day was evident in the turnout. “Our attendance numbers have definitely increased, and it’s wonderful to see so many colleagues and clients from across the country coming together.”

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The Caxton Town Block Party was more than just sport and sunshine; it was a reminder of what makes the group unique: An organisation with many moving parts, all working together towards a shared vision. As the sun set over Old Parks, it was clear that the day had achieved more than just networking; it had strengthened bonds, sparked new ideas, and reminded everyone that under the Caxton name, collaboration is the real winning game.

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Naziya Davids-Easthorpe

Naziya is a junior journalist who graduated from Monash South Africa in 2022, specialising in Journalism and International Relations. She loves sports, especially Formula 1. Naziya covers a wide range of news topics, from serious current events to community stories, school happenings, and sports news. Naziya’s goal is to provide clear, engaging, and informative stories that make a difference in her community and beyond.

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