Watch it here! WQMD Season 2 Ep 2 – Coming Out While at School
In this episode of WQMD (We’re Queer My Dear), the team meet Binnelanders actor Dihan Schoeman and his parents to talk about his experience of coming out while still in school.
Dr Dulcy Rakumakoe wins Santam Women of the Future
Congratulations to Dr Dulcy Rakumakoe, an inspiring member of the LGBTQ community, who’s won the prestigious 2020 Santam Woman of the Future award.
Outdoor destinations to explore in every province
No matter where you are in Mzansi, there’s an outdoor destination you’ll love – read on to find out where to next take your brand-new hiking boots for a spin.
Multiple life terms for killers of lesbian couple Anisha and Joey van Niekerk
The four individuals who brutally tortured, raped and murdered North West lesbian couple Anisha and Joey van Niekerk have been handed multiple life sentences.
Gay dating | Reflecting on our love lives during lockdown
The dramatic impact of the lockdown on our social lives has led to many discussions about reassessing the nature and face of dating, especially among gay men.
Church fails to arrive for trans abuse Equality Court hearing
The Equality Court case against the Pentecost Holiness Church for the alleged outing and abuse of a transgender woman was postponed after the church failed to attend.
Do better! Government snubbed in 2020 Feather Awards nominations
The nominees for the 12th annual Feather Awards have been announced and include a range of LGBTIQ and allied celebs and activists. This year, the South African government was notably snubbed.
Algeria | 2 jailed after mass ‘gay wedding’ arrests
A court in Algeria has sentenced two men to prison terms and 42 others to suspended terms after mass arrests at what the police alleged was a “gay wedding.”
As BCCSA confirms complaints, Phat Joe moves on to gay adoption
Despite numerous complaints being lodged with the Broadcasting Complaints Commission of SA (BCCSA), the next episode of Phat Joe’s Cheeky Palate show will look at gay adoption.
Soweto Pride 2020 will be a fundraising picnic for artists
Soweto Pride will not proceed as usual this year due to the global pandemic and will instead be replaced by a fundraising picnic.