ALARM OVER ARV RECALL:
A packaging error by a factory worker has led to a nationwide recall of two types of antiretroviral drugs manufactured by Adcock Ingram.
PRESS OMBUDSMAN APPEAL REJECTED:
Calls to appeal Press Ombudsman Joe Thloloe’s ruling again the Sunday Sun for publishing a homophobic article have been rejected by the SA Press Appeals Panel.
COUNTDOWN TO JOBURG PRIDE 08:
Joburg Pride, set to take place on October 4, is calling for floats, Pride-related events and advertising in the 2008 Pride Guide.
SIMELANE TRIAL DELAYED AGAIN:
The trial of the men accused of the hate crime murder of former Banyana Banyana soccer player Eudy Simelane has been postponed again.
WILLIAMS LETTERS SUPPORT GAYS:
While Anglican head Rowan Williams has recently taken a conservative approach to homosexuality he once thought gay relationships might be comparable to heterosexual ones.
GAY CINDERELLA GETS ICY RECEPTION:
A family production of
Cinderella on Ice featuring a gay romance has caused consternation among conservative groups in Melbourne Australia.
MAFIA POET RAPED FOR BEING GAY:
A member of the Sicilian mafia was allegedly gang-raped by his fellow gangsters as punishment for being gay, says his lawyer.
ANTIRETROVIRALS COULD PREVENT HIV:
People on ARV treatment who have undetectable viral loads are unlikely to transmit HIV, said scientists at the international AIDS conference in Mexico City.
SUNDAY SUN’S HALF-HEARTED APOLOGY:
The publisher of the Sunday Sun has apologised for hurting “some people’s feelings,” but not for actually publishing the controversial Jon Qwelane column.
TATCHELL SLAMS ANGLICAN CONFERENCE:
The Lambeth Conference is more interested in appeasing homophobes than in defending the human rights of LGBT people, said gay rights campaigner Peter Tatchell on Thursday.
GAY BISHOP NEEDS BULLETPROOF VEST:
The controversial gay Bishop whose ordination led to the schism within the Anglican Church has admitted that he wears a bullet proof vest.