Study Exposes Deep Gaps in Gender-Affirming Healthcare in South Africa

Study exposes inequality in gender-affirming care in South Africa, with long waits, limited access and urgent calls for health system reform.
People from Sexual Minorities Really Do Die Younger, New UK Data Suggests

Troubling new UK data confirms that sexual minorities face a significantly higher risk of early death than their heterosexual counterparts.
A Queer-Friendly Guide to Safe Holiday Romance & Dating

A queer-friendly guide to safe holiday romance and dating in South Africa, with tips on consent, online dating safety, sexual health and queer joy.
Home for the Holidays? Your LGBTQIA+ Holiday Survival Guide to Navigating Homophobic Family Dynamics

A queer festive survival guide with expert advice from Queerwell’s Tinashe Kushata on navigating homophobic family dynamics during the holidays.
Queer Health: South Africa Unveils First Chemsex Guidelines to Reduce Harm and Save Lives

Groundbreaking chemsex guidelines launched to save lives and reduce harm among gay, bisexual and transgender communities in South Africa.
Comfort Has No Gender: How Alora’s Perineal Ice Pad Is Transforming Intimate Healing for the LGBTQIA+ Community

Alora’s Perineal Ice Pad offers gentle, gender-inclusive relief for queer and trans people after surgery, intimacy, or anal discomfort.
Op-Ed: World AIDS Day 2025 — A Perilous Moment for SA’s LGBTQ+ Community

World AIDS Day 2025 marks a troubling moment as LGBTQ+ communities in South Africa face unfriendly services and rising HIV risks.
Gauteng Health Launches Dedicated Wellness Centre for LGBTQIA+ Community and Sex Workers

Gauteng Health opened a dedicated Wellness Centre for LGBTQIA+ people and sex workers, aiming to restore services lost to HIV funding cuts.
New Trans Health Service at Groote Schuur Hospital

A vital Trans Health Service has opened at Groote Schuur Hospital in Cape Town, operated by the Desmond Tutu Health Foundation.
SA Officially Registers “Game-Changer” Twice-a-Year HIV Prevention Jab

A major advance in the fight against HIV is a step closer after South Africa officially registers lenacapavir, a twice-a-year prevention jab.