The Centre hosts various Halfway House Development Forum (HHDF) meetings which seeks to fight lawlessness in the suburb including illegal parking, littering, and loitering.
There was a buzz of activities as young children shot bubbles in the air from their toy water guns while the elders enjoyed some classical melodies from Michael ‘The Guitar Man’ Baloyi.
This happened at Halfway House’s Medical Centre, known as The Health Emporium, on August 3.
The centre hosts various Halfway House Development Forum (HHDF) meetings. In a bid to show they walk the talk with the forum, new sidewalks and dustbins have been placed, in a bid to fight jay-walking and littering.
HHDF seeks to fight lawlessness in the suburb including illegal parking, littering, and loitering.
Dave Radcliffe, Daya and Kush Clifton, with Linda Radcliffe. Photo: Sphiwe Masilela
Catherine and Cecelia Mokoka enjoy some drinks with smiles. Photo: Sphiwe Masilela
Friendship: Fadzai Nyakatsari, Kuhle Nhlangula, Zethu Jokazi, and Ntando Maimela. Photo: Sphiwe Masilela
Rachel Ncube and Melody Ndlovu. Phhoto: Sphiwe Masilela
Toni Andreou of Toni Express and Spaza sold sausage rolls and chips on the day. Photo: Sphiwe Masilela
Claire Termets and Casey Termets-Griffin enjoy some drinks. Photo: Sphiwe Masilela
Sophia Martim from Kids Joy stall sells various kiddies toys. Photo: Sphiwe Masilela
Georgina Visagie and Misho Hlongwane relaxes at the opening. Photo: Sphiwe Masilela
Fiona Anschutz from Miracle Cool. Photo: Sphiwe Masilela
Thabisani Ncube and Albert Ncube pose for picture. Photo: Sphiwe Masilela
Lynn Hind with Mary Termets pose for a picture. Photo: Sphiwe Masilela
Michael The Guitar Man Baloyi entertains attendees. Photo: Sphiwe Masilela
Daphne and Graham Thorpe with Linda Hinrichsen at the Midrand Medical Centre. Photo: Sphiwe Masilela
Connie Khumalo enjoys a cup of coffee and cake. Photo: Sphiwe Masilela
