Uganda’s president has signed a new anti-gay legislation law, supported by many East African countries but condemned by human rights activists.

This past Sunday Tembisa had the honour of being visited by the one and only Somizi Mhlongo, and Aaron Moloisi.

Much is spoken by different people from many parts of the world regarding LGBTIQ+ people. However, this is its state across the continent.

Over 100 people waved rainbow flags and sang as they marched to the Harare police station in Khayelitsha, Cape Town at the weekend

LGBTQ refugees and asylum seekers in Kenya are victims of severe hate crimes and abuses, including rape, says a report released Friday 19th.

Namibia’s Supreme Court on Tuesday recognised same-sex marriages contracted abroad between citizens and foreign spouses.

Former AEW Women’s champion and wrestling trailblazer Nyla Rose revealed two fellow LGBT wrestlers she would love to see in AEW.

International Pride Month is knocking, and it’s about to hit a high note. Why? Because pop icon Christina Aguilera is performing at Pride!

 MPs in Uganda have demanded that a tax be imposed on adult diapers because they believe that they are primarily used by gay men.

The Eswatini Supreme Court has been asked to compel the Southern African kingdom’s government to register an LGBTIQ+ rights organisation.

As society becomes more accepting of diverse relationship structures, more people within the LGBTQI+ community are exploring polyamory

Kenya has recently seen the increasing visibility of sexual and gender minorities. However, this has been met with a growing backlash.

Mpho Buntse argues that allowing Uganda to participate in the upcoming Netball World Cup would be an implicit endorsement to its policies.

Uganda have passed the Anti-Homosexuality Bill for the second time, with only minimal changes to its inhumane and extreme penalties.

Activism involves speaking up for minorities and the voiceless. Queer activist Hlengiwe Buthelezi speaks to us about the challenges of it all.

The SA Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) has decided that a Johannesburg man’s queerphobic religious rant is not hate speech.

African mental health professionals have met in Johannesburg to speak out against so-called “conversion therapy” practices

Mental health professionals in Africa unite against conversion practices in LGBTIQ+ community and condemn Uganda’s Anti-Homosexuality Bill.

The National Council of Provinces has called for public comment on the Prevention and Combating of Hate Crimes and Hate Speech Bill

After an intense speech, Republican lawmakers in Montana barred a trangender Democrat from the assebly chambers over gender-affirming care.

A KwaZulu-Natal resort says that a rule requiring that same-sex groups be screened before their bookings are accepted has been misunderstood.

Officials from South Africa’s Department of Home Affairs have been accused of being unnecessarily cruel in separating a same-sex family

The Supreme Court of India this week heard arguments in a landmark case that, if successful, LGBTIQ+ people will have the right to marry.

Museveni has told MPs that the Bill must include a provision to allow psychologically disoriented LGBTIQ+ people to be rehabilitated.

The Positively Alive network, which provides support and information to gay and transgender men living with HIV, is launching in Cape Town.