Gauteng Show and Tell 2026

The exciting annual Casual Day Show and Tell took place on Wednesday, 24 June 2026, at Silverstar Casino in Gauteng.

This year’s Casual Day Show and Tell brought together government departments, organisations, and media partners to reflect on the impact of the 2025 campaign, Beyond the Label.

We would like to extend a huge thank you to Silverstar Casino for once again sponsoring the beautiful venue and generously hosting the event for a second consecutive year.

A special thank you also goes to the NCPD staff for coordinating a successful and memorable event.

We acknowledge and appreciate all our partners across South Africa. During the event, we recognised and presented appreciation awards to the following organisations and departments:

• Department of Defence (DOD)
• Various Government Departments
• SARS
• SAPS
• SABC
• Various Radio Stations
• Huisgenoot Magazine
• Jinja Outdoor Advertising

The day was further enriched by powerful and inspiring performances celebrating culture, rhythm, and community spirit, featuring:

• Steven Lee Lewis
• Brazoh B (Bhekani Ngcobo)
• 4FingerShort (Daphney Twala)
• Siva Moodley and Jannie du Toit

Thank you to everyone who attended and contributed to making the Show & Tell a success.

To view photos of the event, please visit our Facebook album.

For our 2025 Casual Day campaign, Beyond the Label, we are proud to announce that, together, R23.5 million was raised.

Every R20 Casual Day sticker purchased contributed to this remarkable achievement. Every sticker represents more than a donation, it helps fund special schools, community-based organisations, disability programmes, assistive devices, skills development, accessibility initiatives, advocacy, and services that empower persons with disabilities across South Africa. Together, one R20 sticker at a time, South Africans are creating opportunities, promoting inclusion, and changing lives.

As we celebrate the success of the 2025 campaign, we also celebrate the partnerships that make it possible. We thank our government departments, media houses, organisations, businesses, schools, and supporters across South Africa for standing with Casual Day year after year. Together, every partnership, every R20 sticker, and every act of support help us Beat As One, creating lasting opportunities and a more inclusive future for persons with disabilities.

To learn more about how the funds raised are distributed, the programmes they support, and the lives they continue to transform, explore the Casual Day Impact Report.