Senegal: Lawmakers Pass Bill to Double Prison Sentence for Homosexuality
Senegal lawmakers have voted to double prison sentences for homosexuality and criminalise LGBTQ advocacy, raising fears of a growing crackdown.
Justice for Gay Robbery Victims: Kenyan Court Jails Criminals in Landmark Case
Kenyan court jails men for robbing gay victims lured through Facebook, affirming that LGBTQ people are entitled to justice despite anti-gay laws.
ACDP Condemns Cape Town’s Global LGBTQ Tourism Win as “Promoting Immorality”
The ACDP has criticised Cape Town’s global award as Best LGBTQ+ City Destination, calling the recognition “misguided” and “immoral”.
Almost Half of South Africans Believe Homosexuality Is Morally Wrong
An international survey reveals that 49% of South Africans believe homosexuality is morally wrong, highlighting persistent anti-gay attitudes.
CrossFit Quietly Eases Some Rules on Trans Athletes After Backlash
CrossFit revises its transgender athlete policy after criticism, allowing participation in the Open category of the annual CrossFit Games.
Botswana Same-Sex Couple Fights for Right to Marry in Historic Court Case
A Botswana same-sex couple has launched a landmark court case challenging the country’s Marriage Act in a fight for marriage equality.
Zanele Muholi Wins ‘Nobel Prize of Photography’ in Global Recognition of Queer Visual Activism
South African queer artist Zanele Muholi has been announced as the recipient of the prestigious 2026 Hasselblad Award.
NWU Pride Flag Vandalised Again as Alleged Perpetrator Is Apprehended
North-West University Pride mural defaced for the third time with Nazi slogans. Alleged perpetrator apprehended after the homophobic attack.
Community Alert: Grindr Gang Attack Reported in Randburg, Johannesburg
A queer man was attacked in Randburg after meeting someone on Grindr. Police case opened as Johannesburg Grindr gang incidents continue.
Ghana Set to Host Controversial Anti-LGBTQ+ “Family Values” Summit
Ghana will host a major African anti-LGBTQ “family values” conference in 2026 — and rights groups are raising the alarm.