For the love of technology! Sex robots, virtual reality and digisexuals
Sex as we know it is about to change thanks to robots and virtual reality. And a new sexual identity group known as “digisexuals” is coming to the fore.
Here are the top queer Oscar winning films of all time
How many have you seen? In the run-up to the 2019 Academy Awards on 24 February, here are some of the most important queer Oscar winning or nominated films.
Online dating | Can we find love?
Meeting people online is the norm these days. But is online dating about looking for love or just moving from one guy to the next in a quest for momentary sexual pleasure?
Our Voices | My mother knows I’m gay but is in denial
Many in the LGBTQIA+ community face rejection from family members who do not approve of who they are. Sindiso tells us about his painful struggle to be accepted by his mother.
Nakhane: Desire does not equal identity
With a career that’s verging on the stratospheric, Nakhane spoke to MambaOnline about sexuality, the impact of Inxeba on South Africa and why he’s just signed on as a Me1st ambassador.
What is the actual value of LGBTQI+ consumers?
The value of the Pink Rand is an oft-discussed topic, but the actual value of a community united under the rainbow flag may be much more than mere rands and cents.
My trans story | Becoming the man I always imagined myself to be
Twenty-one-year-old Lwazi Mbokazi is a proudly trans man from Durban who is not letting transphobia prevent him from living his authentic life.
Gallery | Male underwear model Tomas Perez walks in the woods
Hiking in the woods can be fun, especially when you’re accompanied by a male underwear model, like Tomas Perez.
Cedric Fourie on masculinity and being an LGBTQ ally
MambaOnline speaks to Cedric Fourie about the Feather’s red carpet furore, the truth about his relationship with Lasizwe and what it means to be a man in South Africa today.
Opinion | Who’s your R. Kelly? And did you survive him?
As the world is outraged by details of R. Kelly’s alleged abuse of young women, Motlatsi Motseoile asks why so few queer boys and men come forward with their own stories of sexual assault.