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While Ndlovu originally sued the church for R5 million, Van Rooyen found she had not put up enough evidence to substantiate a claim of that amount. Karabo Ndlovu at the NGO Access Chapter 2 offices in the Pretoria CBD, 23 October 2020. Picture: Jacques Nelles The controversial International Pentecostal Holiness Church (IPHC) has been ordered to pay up over a shocking gender-testing scandal, which saw a transgender woman brutally assaulted. The Equality Court sitting in Ga-Rankuwa this week awarded Karabo Ndlovu, who has given her consent to being identified, R600 000 in damages. In addition,...

Talented LGBT+ artist and cabin crew member Aubrey Boshoga was brutally murdered outside his home in South Africa over the weekend.

Outrage as Aubrey Boshoga's killing suspected to be another LGBTQI+ hate crime Matuba Mahlatjie © Supplied. Aubrey Boshoga, artist and socialite, was stabbed multiple times outside his Johannesburg home at the weekend in a suspected hate crime. JOHANNESBURG - The body count of slain members of the LGBTQI+ community is still rising. In another suspected hate crime, artist and socialite Aubrey Boshogo was stabbed multiple times outside his home over the weekend in Observatory in Johannesburg. There’s been outrage on and off social media about his murder, with moving tribute...

Alon Skuy, Gallo Images, Sunday Times Young people are getting the wrong information about sex and sexuality in schools, research finds. Incorrect information on sex and sexuality leads to teenage pregnancy and school dropouts. Conservative religious and cultural views, held mainly by the older generation, influence messages around sex that young people receive. Young people in Africa are still getting the wrong messages about sexual health and reproduction in schools. This, according to new research, leads to high rates of unwanted teenage pregnancies, school dropouts, teenage marriages...

Home / News & Events / US to contribute a further R45 million for Covid-19 vaccine distribution in SA US to contribute a further R45 million for Covid-19 vaccine distribution in SA | News 24 | Carien du Plessis The United States is contributing a further R45 million to South Africa’s Covid-19 efforts. This is on top of the R785 million already contributed, as well as consignments of personal protective equipment at the start of the pandemic. The US has already vaccinated more than 40% of its population. South Africa’s Covid-19 efforts are set to get a R45 million boost from the Uni...