Blurb online A relationship that started in Ghana, and ended in South Africa, was shaped by privilege, fear and lessons learned about listening and resilience
Exclusion remains real for many LGBTIQ+ Christians – but there are committed activists trying to change that
A six-month investigation reveals ‘degrading and discriminatory’ treatment at health centres in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda
Reinaldo Arenas’s memoir reveals the contradiction of a revolutionary society ruled by an autocrat
Social mores and prejudices forged in Lagos are echoed in the intimate spaces of people all over the continent
Proposed legislation imposes the death penalty for gay sex or ‘recruitment’. But love is not a crime
I was 22 years old before I was open about my sexuality. I hope others won’t have to wait so long
However, the LGBT community fears yet another postponement
New guidelines for psychological work with queer people will advance everyone’s mental health
SA advertisers are receiving training in how to positively portray the full spectrum of sexualities and genders in their adverts
Developing countries have not made the protection of LGBQTI rights a priority, but the more educated people are, the more tolerant they are
Malawi says it will no longer enforce anti-homosexuality laws but dangerous homophobia persists on the country’s streets – and in its clinics.
‘The Wound’ tackles the unspoken issue of sexuality and tradition in a film about Xhosa initiates.
A new penal code came into force on Monday, decriminalising homosexuality which was banned under ancient Portugese colonial laws.
This article is part of a series The Conversation Africa is running on issues related to LGBTI in Africa.
A groundbreaking local scientific study has found that homosexuality is completely normal.
Surveys favour a yes vote in the referendum but activists fear the public may yet spring a shock defeat.
When Demelza Bush was a little girl, she knew she wasn’t. And they weren’t a boy either.
A former wrestler’s furious response to his portrayal in the Oscar-nominated film underscores society’s resistance to sexual difference.
"There is a constant fear and anxiety. I never had this kind of feeling in my life. Now you are afraid in your own home," says a gay man in Egypt.
