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The I in UsThe I in Us with Ronie 29 May 2025
This brilliant episode of The I in Us with Ronie, brings to the JOY airwaves another hugely inspiring, intriguing and overall educational episode.
Tonight our fabulous co-hosts, Paul and Cody, welcome return special guest, Ronie, back to the program.
Ronie is a passionate intersex activist and human rights advocate. They have been at the forefront of the fight for intersex rights in Zimbabwe for many years. Also, Ronie founded the Intersex Community Zimbabwe Trust in 2018. In addition, they they gained recognition in 2020 after their contribution to the Zimbabwe National Inquiry on Access to Documentation process. They...2025-07-0240 min
Saturday MagazineSaturday, April 26th, 2025: Peter Greste Alliance for Journalist’s Freedom (AJF)Peter joins via phone ahead of next week’s UN World Freedom of the Press day.
He is known worldwide for his 2014 arrest and subsequent jailing on terrorism charges whilst working for Al Jazeera in Egypt. He was released after 400 days of imprisonment.
His ordeal has been made into The Correspondent, starring Richard Roxburgh, released in cinemas this week and garnering huge critical acclaim.
Professor Peter Greste is an award-winning journalist, author and academic who spent fifteen years with the BBC before he joined Al Jazeera as East Africa correspondent. In 2013, he went to Egypt to help cover the unfo...2025-04-2700 min
Lgbt AfricaThe Purpose Essence of FemininityFemininity is a receiver energy that expresses itself through submissive behavior and cognitive dissonance. It is an energy that operates externally in its subconscious thought-process that allows it receive to give or receive to reciprocate. Like a soil to a farmer!
The Femininity energy is a feeling intelligence energy unlike the masculine that is a logic base intelligence.
2024-07-2047 minLgbt AfricaThe Purpose Essence of MasculinityKnowing the purpose and essence of Masculinity guides us with applicable understanding and navigation.
2024-07-201h 00Lgbt AfricaMasculinity or Femininity is not defined by GenderStop the ignorance.
Masculinity or Femininity is not defined by biology or gender. It is purely defined by the spirit energetic element and soul design consciousness.
Masculinity is not Gender or Biology defined.
Neither is Femininity defined by the Gender or Biological makeup of the body.
Both are energetic consciousness that are expressed through the human vessel in partnership and harmony of the earthly hormones but not defined by it.
The soul and spirit is what this...2024-07-2027 minLgbt AfricaWhat Defines Masculinity and FemininityStop the ignorance.
Masculinity or Femininity is not defined by biology or gender. It is purely defined by the spirit energetic element and soul design consciousness.
Masculinity is not Gender or Biology defined.
Neither is Femininity defined by the Gender or Biological makeup of the body.
Both are energetic consciousness that are expressed through the human vessel in partnership and harmony of the earthly hormones but not defined by it.
The soul and spirit is what this...2024-07-2033 minLgbt AfricaExclusive Catch Up With Àdéjọ́ke Àdéronke Túgbíyélé On Queerness, Art And ArchitectureÀdéjọ́ke Àdéronke Túgbíyélé Speaks authentically with Priscilla Philips about the Queerness being very African which has always been captured in the visual art expression of yoruba Art and within its architectural Aesthetics particularly seen in worship / shrine architecture.
Àdéjọ́ke Àdéronke Túgbíyélé takes out 3 key question from our magazine interview to elaborate on her here and now present journey and more.
https://priscillaphilips.com.ng/mag/exclusive-catch-up-with-adejoke-aderonke-tugbiyele-on-queerness-art-and-architecture/2024-07-0222 minLgbt AfricaFind Yourself FirstFind yourself first is Series part of episodes on Self knowledge journey. In this episode, Priscilla Philips shares the roadmap to discovering your Tribe.
In journey of life and our soul path, there are people who seem to be equipped by their own authenticity to nurture us and us then. It is these set of individuals that we call tribe.
And for you to find them, you will first be living AUTHENTICALLY, this is how you all identify yourself by living in your truths.2024-06-2521 min
Limitless Africa"There is power in telling personal stories" - The LGBT activists pushing for change in AfricaThree activists on how they came out and what their sexuality means to them. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2024-06-2025 min
Limitless Africa (Français)Comment les activistes LGBT utilisent la religion pour défendre leurs droits ?Les personnes gays et queer font partie de la culture africaine depuis longtemps. Mais les droits LGBT sont souvent considérés comme contradictoires avec les enseignements religieux. Nous rencontrons trois jeunes personnes queer de la manière dont elles utilisent la foi dans leur activisme.Thuli Mjwara travaille aux Inclusive & Affirming Ministries (IAM) au Cap, en Afrique du Sud. Tom Twongyeirwe est coordonnateur national à la Universal Coalition of Affirming Africans Uganda et un leader Obama 2023. Jean Jacques est le vice-président de Synergie Plus, le premier réseau des associat...2024-06-1714 min
Limitless Africa (Português)Como podem os activistas utilizar a religião para defender os direitos LGBTQ?Os homossexuais e as pessoas queer há muito que fazem parte da cultura africana. Mas os direitos LGBT são muitas vezes vistos como contraditórios com os ensinamentos religiosos. Falamos com três jovens queer sobre a forma como utilizam a fé no seu ativismo.Thuli Mjwara trabalha no Inclusive & Affirming Ministries (IAM) na Cidade do Cabo, África do Sul. Tom Twongyeirwe é Coordenador Nacional da Universal Coalition of Affirming Africans Uganda e líder do Obama 2023. Gloria é uma defensora dos direitos humanos e uma feminista que trabalha no Gana. ...2024-06-1713 min
Limitless AfricaCan religion help defend LGBT rights?LGBT rights are often seen as contradicting religious teachings. We talk to three young queer people about how they use faith in their activism.Thuli Mjwara works at the Inclusive & Affirming Ministries (IAM) in Cape Town, South Africa. Tom Twongyeirwe Junior is a National Coordinator at Universal Coalition of Affirming Africans Uganda and a 2023 Obama leader. Gloria is a human rights defender and a feminist working in Ghana. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2024-06-1715 min
LGBTHistoria de amor en el corazón de ÁfricaHistoria de amor en el corazón de África2024-04-2502 minLimitless AfricaCan LGBT rights ever be part of African values?When it comes to gay rights on the continent, Africans are conflicted. In Nigeria, Uganda, Cameroon, Kenya, Tanzania and many other countries, it’s illegal. But in South Africa, Cape Verde, Angola, Gabon, being gay is not a crime. Many think that being gay is un-African. In this episode we asked our guests the question: Can LGBT rights ever be part of African values?Kat Kai Kol-Kes is a performance artist, musician, writer and activist. She is known for being the first public figure from Botswana to openly identify as a trans. 2024-04-2314 min
L'invité Africa (13h)Serge Noukoué co-fondateur de la Nollywood weekLe Cinéma L’Arlequin à Paris accueille la 11ème édition du festival Nollywood week qui a pour but de rendre visible le cinéma nigérian et plus globalement le cinéma africain. Du 2 au 5 mai 2024, des projections, de courts et longs métrages, des Rencontres professionnelles et des tables rondes sont au programme.Les nouveautés du FestivalCette année, pour la première fois la Nollywood Week ne sera pas exclusivement Sur le grand écran. En effet, dans le festival s’ouvre cette année aux films en réalité Virtuelle, u...2024-04-2308 minLgbt AfricaHow to know if your loved ones love youHave you ever wondered why a loved one will say they love you but their actions never aligns?
Is because they do not love but only masking under the name of loved one.2023-11-1158 minLgbt AfricaThe intelligence of sourceGlee moments of the universe intelligence and supreme principles2023-11-0551 minLgbt AfricaI Am Nigeria Queer WomanJoin hand to say no against all form of conversion therapy, faith healing and all manner of anti-human rights violence target at queer nigeria.2023-09-2004 min
The John-Henry Westen ShowAfrica's Dire LGBT Crisis: The World's Last Stand For Traditional ValuesThe LGBT agenda has arrived in Africa, and traditional marriage and family values are at their last stand. With the world watching Malawi's struggle for faithful adherence to God's plan for marriage, Ugandan and African culture more broadly is battling a terrible war against the West's 'progressive' LGBT values. The future of the family hangs in the balance, and Malawi's Member of Parliament Ashems Songwe explains in full detail the dire stakes: the survival of traditional values against the West's progressive anti-life LGBT invasion. The world watches as Malawi fights for the traditional family, national sovereignty, and a future...2023-08-1847 min
L'invité Africa (7h45)Ariel DjessimaAriel Djessima est responsable de projet à Afrique Avenir et en charge d'Afrique Arc-En-Ciel en France, une ONG de defense des droits des communautés LGBT+
Il évoque la loi anti homosexualité en Ouganda
Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.2023-06-0106 min
Limitless Africa (Kinyarwanda)Ese uburenganzira bw’aba LGBT cyangwa abarangwa n'imigirire mpuzabitsina itandukanye bushobora kuba imwe mu ndangagaciro nyafurika?Ese uburenganzira bw’aba LGBT cyangwa abarangwa n'imigirire mpuzabitsina itandukanye bushobora kuba imwe mu ndangagaciro nyafurika. Turaganira n’abantu batandukanye ku muryango wa LGBT muri Afurika. Sheba Akpokli ni impirimbanyi y’umuryango LGBT ukomoka muri Togo akaba anakora nk'umunyamategeko muri Kanada. Va-Bene Fiatsi: umuhanzi wahinduye igitsina (transgender mu cyongereza) atuye Kumasi, mu majyepfo ya Ghana.Fred Rwaka, Umunyarwanda uzobereye mu gutegura ibirori akaba n’impirimbanyi y’uburenganzira bw’abo mu muryango wa LGBT. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2023-05-0414 minL'invité Africa (7h45)Sophie ElizeonSophie Elizéon est déléguée interministérielle à la lutte contre le racisme, l'antisémitisme et la haine anti-LGBT depuis le 8 mars 2021. Elle évoque les politiques françaises de lutte contre le racisme. Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.2023-04-2106 min
World Wide WaveDemocratic Republic of Congo: Supporting the LGBTQ+ CommunityIn this podcast we venture to Central Africa and a country we have not visited before in over 11 years on air. In some ways, the Democratic Republic of Congo...
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The post Democratic Republic of Congo: Supporting the LGBTQ+ Community appeared first on World Wide Wave.2023-03-1531 min
The John-Henry Westen ShowHere Is How Children In Africa Are Recruited Into HomosexualityDiscover the most horrifying pay to play scheme in the world that is targeting young boys and destroying families from America to Africa: the international LGBT recruitment operation funneling an endless supply of new sex-trafficking victims to LGBT buyers. In a shocking new interview, John-Henry Westen speaks with LifeSite D.C. Bureau Chief Doug Mainwaring — a former practicing homosexualist — to finally reveal the money, supply, and demand behind the world's oldest human industries: sex, slavery, and sin. The LGBT lobby will stop at nothing from corrupting the world with sexual deviancy — but this undercover operation cannot hide in the shadow...2023-03-0243 minLgbt AfricaThe Rise of Gentle ParentingThe Rise of Gentle Parenting has been waves that isn't new or isn't its firsthand of seeking expression. However, the question i ask is ' Is your gentle parenting a standard of the universe?2023-02-2519 min
The John-Henry Westen ShowSealed by Blood: Africa's Enduring Fight Against the LGBT AgendaThe global culture war against the LGBT agenda has finally arrived against faithful Catholics in Africa. However, African Catholics are resisting LGBT indoctrination and remaining true to the Catholic Church's teachings on traditional marriage and sexuality thanks to the blood spilled by the brave Ugandan martyrs in ages past. The Catholic Church in Africa is powered by the blood of the martyrs, who fearlessly gave witness to Christ and refused homosexual advances from their King. That is why today's African Catholics are steadfast in their beliefs against the LGBT agenda today, and willing to shed their b...2023-02-1636 min
The John-Henry Westen ShowWATCH: Africa Bishop - Death Before Compromise On God's TruthBrave African Bishop, His Excellency Joseph Mwongela, is leading the charge against the attack on God's truth for marriage and the family. Globalist pressures from the LGBT agenda want nothing more than to change Africa for the worse, infecting faithful Catholics with anti-family homosexual practices. However, devout African leaders like Bishop Mwongela refuse to compromise what they know is God's truth for the family — that marriage is celebrated between one man and one woman in the sacred bond of matrimony. There is no compromise with the LGBT lobby that wants to totally dissolve God's truth on the...2023-02-1525 minLgbt AfricaThe Devil Made Me Do ItHow many motherfucking christians will go to hell not because of fornication but because they lied and accused the devil of their own actions. Sounds like a narcissist right!2023-01-2606 min
Life in MotionThe Outdoors Is For Everyone - Connecting the LGBTQ+ community to the outdoors with Justin Yoder of LGBT+ OutdoorsIn this episode we interview Justin Yoder of LGBT+ Outdoors. Growing up in a small town in Missouri, Justin was no stranger to the outdoors. Always camping and exploring, his love for being outside continued to grow. He also had a love for Africa - with Nat Geo being to blame. Justin decided to start a nonprofit to support the children of Africa while combating Aids/HIV. Shortly after he 'came out', and while navigating his new journey came to a realization - there was an inherent lack of diversity present in the outdoor space for the LGBT+ community. Th...2023-01-2440 minLgbt AfricaHow are you journeying to selfThis episode is about self journey and how it is a catalyst for self actualization & acceptance of individual growth.2023-01-1955 minLgbt AfricaNot all Lesbian Couples Need to be parentsNot all humans firstly needs to be parents. Having this conversation in a Lesbian space as especially knowing that women are the creators and nurturers of life into earth. And so, there is this obligation society has place on women thay even when she is not of a purpose to be a mother - society's control over multiplying the earth as the sole mission for every vagina or woman owner. No! Not all lesbians needs to be parents to validate their divine love and connection. There is a lot that goes into being parents.2023-01-1541 min
Limitless AfricaDo we need to rethink the fight against HIV in Africa?Over 25 million people in Africa are living with HIV. And the continent accounts for almost two thirds of the global total of new HIV infections. But millions of dollars are spent fighting the illness. So what are we doing wrong? How can we rethink the fight against HIV?Claude spoke to three guests who know what they are talking about.Bisi Alimi is a Nigerian LGBT activist who recently announced he was HIV positive even though he’s lived with the illness for many years. We asked him why?Jacqueline Wa...2022-11-2815 min
Limitless Africa (Português)Será que precisamos de repensar na luta contra o HIV em África?Mais de 25 milhões de pessoas na África vivem com o HIV. E o continente representa quase dois terços do total de novas infecções pelo HIV a nível global; mas milhões de dólares são gastos na luta contra a doença. Então o que é que estamos a fazer de forma errada? Como é que podemos repensar na luta contra o HIV? Simone conversou com três convidados que sabem do que estão a falar:Bisi Alimi - Um activista LGBT nigeriano que recentemente anunciou que é seropositivo, apesar de já vive...2022-11-2813 min
Limitless Africa (Français)Faut-il repenser la lutte contre le sida en Afrique ?Plus de 25 millions de personnes en Afrique vivent avec le VIH. Et le continent représente près des deux tiers du total mondial des nouvelles infections à VIH. Pourtant des millions de dollars sont dépensés pour lutter contre la maladie. Alors qu'est-ce qu'on fait de mal ? Comment repenser la lutte contre le VIH ?Claude s'est entretenu avec trois invités qui savent de quoi ils parlent.Bisi Alimi est un militant LGBT nigérian qui a récemment annoncé qu'il était séropositif alors qu'il vivait avec la maladie depuis de nombreuses...2022-11-2815 min
The Creative Hustle Pod ShowProgress & Setbacks on LGBT Rights in Seattle & Africa — An Overview With Andrew Ikechukwu Ashiofu .Many countries in Africa have poor reputations when it comes to LGBT rights. The Commissioner / council man Andrew Ikechukwu Ashiofu breaks down this uniformly gloomy view and also highlights the ways in which sexual and gender minorities are marginalised by , Immigration , Washington African Community , religious and traditional leaders .
Of the 69 countries that criminalize same-sex relations, 33 are in Africa. In most cases, these laws are remnants of colonial rule, and the vague wording of these prohibitions, such as “carnal knowledge against the order of nature” resonate with the decorum of that era.
Andrew Ikechukwu Ashiofu has with fellow LGBTQ+ Nigerians in establishing human rights ad...2022-10-2610 min
Real TalkComing outOn today’s episode we’ll be discussing coming out in relation to both gender and sexuality. Also, steps you can take if you’re considering coming out. Our daily lives, activities and relationships are so heavily influenced by gender and sexuality. Should we decide to deviate from gender and sexual societal norms and beliefs, then we must “announce it” to the people we care about, are related to and are employed by. We must ‘come out’ over and over again throughout our lives as we meet new people and have new experiences. Coming out can be a stressful and even dange...2022-10-1716 minWorld Wide WaveAfrica: The Struggle for Equality, Justice and DignityLGBT rights in Africa is a mixed bag. While a few progressive countries have anti-discrimination protections or even same-sex marriage, there are also countries that still maintain the death penalty...
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The post Africa: The Struggle for Equality, Justice and Dignity appeared first on World Wide Wave.2022-10-0533 minLgbt AfricaI love to hear my voice in gratitudeJust another ending of a beautiful day where i express my gratitude living through another day.2022-09-1402 min
Women Wanting WomenCameroonian LGBT Activist Bandy Kiki
Meet Bandy Kiki: Entrepreneur and Activist…
In Cameroon and lots of other African countries, being queer is illegal (sometimes punishable by death).
But what Kiki raises awareness about is that prior to colonization, many parts of Africa had a history of acceptance of queer relationships and gender fluidity. A lot of the anti-LGBT laws in African countries are leftovers of laws that were put in place by Britain, France and other colonizers, and the current governments are just upholding those old laws.
That’s why Kiki sells apparel inspired by L...2022-09-0559 minLimitless Africa (Português)Os direitos LGBT podem vir a fazer parte dos valores Africanos?Quando se trata dos direitos dos homossexuais no continente, observa-se um conflito entre os Africanos. Na Nigéria, Uganda, Camarões, Quénia, Tanzânia e em muitos outros países, e ilegal. Mas na África do Sul, Cabo Verde, Angola, Gabao, ser homossexual não é um crime. Muitos pensam que ser homossexual e anti-africano. Neste episódio, perguntamos aos nossos convidados: Os direitos LGBT podem vir a fazer parte dos valores Africanos? Kat Kai Kol-Kes é uma artista de performance, cantora, escritora e ativista. Ela é conhecida por ser a primeira figura abertamente identificada como transgênero...2022-08-2214 minLimitless AfricaCan LGBT rights ever be part of African values?When it comes to gay rights on the continent, Africans are conflicted. In Nigeria, Uganda, Cameroon, Kenya, Tanzania and many other countries, it’s illegal. But in South Africa, Cape Verde, Angola, Gabon, being gay is not a crime. Many think that being gay is un-African. In this episode we asked our guests the question: Can LGBT rights ever be part of African values?Kat Kai Kol-Kes is a performance artist, musician, writer and activist. She is known for being the first public figure from Botswana to openly identify as a trans. 2022-08-2214 minLimitless Africa (Français)Les droits LGBT peuvent-ils un jour faire partie des valeurs africaines ?Quand il s’agit des droits des personnes gays sur le continent, les Africains sont divisés. Au Nigéria, en Ouganda, au Cameroun, au Kenya, en Tanzanie et dans plusieurs autres pays, être gay est illégal. Mais en Afrique du Sud, au Cap-Vert, en Angola, au Gabon, être gay n’est pas un crime. Beaucoup pensent qu’être gay est anti-africain. Dans cet épisode, nous avons demandé à nos invités si les droits LGBT peuvent faire partie des valeurs africaines. Kat Kai Kol-Kes est une artiste, musicienne, écrivaine et activiste. Elle est connue pour êtr...2022-08-2215 minLgbt AfricaDear Nigeria Lesbians stop being accessory of infidelity.First, let say...
I hope noone will send me any link on raising funds or asking to add my voice to the freeing of the Lesbian lady who murdered her infidel lover's husband.
Because i do not get the rationale behind fucking somebody's wife.
Like explain to me please.
Is it that the pussy is particularly sweeter if she's married?
And to be the only tool of a piece of self disrespecting individual who lacks ethical conduct to have been the one to be a cheating accessory?
Like it has to be you that is available for such debasing blandness.
...2022-08-191h 00Lgbt AfricaIntroducing African Lesbian living podcast by Priscilla Philips & powered by The Lgbtafrica Network.Welcome to African Lesbian Lifestyle. A podcast mirroring healthy lesbian living in and across Nigeria and Africa.A podcast that shares authentic living through the perspectives of Priscilla Philips, A Nigerian Autistic nonbinary Lesbian. Sharing vulnerable and bravery spaces from romance to health, professional life and spirituality.2022-08-1022 min
Sexual InfocourseEp. 2: LGBT/Same Sex Issues In Africa ft. Dr. Ashley CurrierJoin us as we explore the meaning of lgbtqia2s+ in a two-part series. In this episode we provide an overview of the lgbt portion of the acronym. We explore a real-world and global perspective in an interview with Dr. Ashley Currier who is a Professor and Head Department of Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at the University of Cincinnati. We talk about how the African LGBT community advocates and offers protection to individuals.
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Thank you so much Dr. Currier! We are so grateful that you shared your knowledge and experiences with us....2022-07-0143 min
The Pan-African Experience PodcastEp. 07 I Prof. Rachel Robinson I LGBT and Homophobia in Sub-Saharan AfricaI was joined by Professor Rachel Robinson to explore what we know about LGBT and (politicised) Homophobia in Sub-Saharan Africa, with a focus on Nigeria.
Rachel Robinson is an associate professor in the School of International Service at American University, Wasington D.C.
Her research focuses on sex-related health interventions in sub-Saharan Africa, including family planning, HIV/AIDS, and sexuality education.
She has conducted field research in Namibia, Malawi, Nigeria, and Senegal. Her research has been funded by the MacArthur Foundation, the Council of American Overseas Research Centers (CAORC), and the National Science...2022-04-1356 min
LGBT Bar NY PodcastBuilding your Network and CareerEric Lesh, Executive Director of the LGBT Bar Association of New York and Andrew Teig, Managing Director at Major Lindsey & Africa discuss the importance of networking, the current job makes for lawyers on the look, and how to build a career that you enjoy.
2022-03-3034 minLgbt AfricaThe DNA Talk on breaking generational toxic patternsThis episode holds space for healing and wholeness of soul,body and spirit for not just ourselves but also for offspring inheriting our healing and wholeness. They deserve to come into this world as the pure souls and should be supported with a healthy life source .2022-02-0139 minLgbt AfricaSelf Devotion seriesWhy self devotion is crucial2022-01-1348 min
LGBT & FaithLebohang Matela: “If Religious Leaders Can Speak with One Voice Together with the LGBT Community, then the Battle is Won”In the third episode of our LGBT & Faith audio series, Lebohang Matela, a regional coordinator of dialogues between religious leaders and LGBT persons in Southern Africa, reflects on the significance of religious leaders and the LGBT community speaking together with one voice.
She is reading her essay from a blog series curated by the Global Online Forum on LGBT* and Faith, a program held in 2020 by the Salzburg Global LGBT* Forum.
To make these experiences and reflections more accessible, Salzburg Global and ILGA Asia have partnered to transform each blog into an audio feature.
2022-01-0711 minLgbt AfricaLesbians Mindset GrowthPrioritizing your mindset growth as a lesbians and human is important to determining the improvement of life and quality of attraction or manifesting.2021-12-0858 minLgbt AfricaHow to recognize LoveFor love to grow and thrive is must be given a conditioned environment of nurturing like any other life source needs to grow.2021-12-0839 minLgbt AfricaWhy you shouldn't love your kids more than your partner. Prt2This is a new dialogue for LGBT+ couples and parents who seem to be taking more parenting role as a possible trauma responding of the daily harassment from homophobic statement such as "if you parents didn't give birth you , will you exist. This are the question gay's person meet every day once they mention they're gay. And this is take as to mean I don't have to have kids or etc. Everyone has the right to their body agency and so shouldn't a child a primary reason of existence.2021-11-2350 minLgbt AfricaHow to measure a date ready to build relationshipsOn this episode it's all about dissecting the difference between a date who wants you and the one who values you. What makes the building of a relationship is the careful time , vest commitment to learn each other. When a date isn't learning who you are , how you like things or your love Language etc. That person isn't ready. They just want to not feel or be alone and loneliness. They want to have the benefits of a relationship and not be want to be value adding to you.2021-11-1854 min
Africa Podcast NetworkGhana Parliament Starts Public Hearing On Anti-Gay BillA Ghanaian parliamentary committee has commenced a public hearing into a controversial anti-gay bill. The bill proposes a five-year jail term for lesbian, bisexual and transgender people and a 10-year term for promoters and advocates of the group. The group argues that the bill is unconstitutional because it violates the rights of the LGBT community. But the Ghana Pentecostal Council says it reflects the will of many Ghanaians. Other groups including Amnesty International and the UN Office of the Resident Coordinator are due to make their submissions.2021-11-1200 minLgbt AfricaHealthy parenting: No Child's needs should ever be more important over love between the couple prt1So, I finally had the source hack over what Healthy parenting should be + what healthy relationship should do for healthy parenting and child care or love. On this episode, I have uncovered and #sourcehacked why the recycle of wounded adults from childhood trauma exist. This decode can be used across homosexual and heterosexual couples, marriages and parenting spaces. And to mentioned that this is the first time such secret has been shared in such revealing truths. #lesbianliving #queerpodcast #thelgbtafricaradio #PriscillaPhilips2021-10-3042 minLgbt AfricaLgbt Africa (Trailer)2021-10-3001 min
The InformerQueer pubs emerge from lockdown | First-hand account of queer life in Burundi | What’s happening for Aussie Ace Week? | The Informer – 28 Oct 2021
– As Melbourne emerges from another tough long lockdown, we hear from some queer pubs about how they’ve managed while their doors were shut and how important queer spaces are for the community.
– Burundi is a small country nestled in the middle of Africa that has seen significant civil war in its not-too-distant past. While widespread violence isn’t a feature of the political process in recent years, homophobia from the state and society is increasing. Burundi passed its first laws against homosexuality in 2009, banning both male and female homosexual acts. In such a climate, speaking...2021-10-2822 min
Humanists Take on the World428 Religion in AfricaThis week we have a high level view of religion in Africa, Ghana’s anti-LGBT violence, Christian nationalist racism, homophobia, and transphobia, a county commissioner from my hometown saying to ask God about vaccines, and more!
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Ghana’s proposed anti-LGBT law is already encouraging violent attacks
NC Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson Says Transgender Rights Movement Is ‘Demonic’ and ‘Full of the Antichrist Spirit’
Survey: ‘Great replacement’ belief correlates with Christian nationalist views
Christian Conspiracists: Satan is Using Vaccines to Get Revenge via De...2021-10-1500 min
catalystas' podcastLGBT Africa: Claiming Space and Lifting VoicesCatalystas Judith and Ambika sit down with Priscilla Philips, founder of the independent African queer lifestyle magazine LGBT Africa, and explore the experiences of being a queer woman in Africa, starting a platform for activism, creativity, and community, and challenging heteronormative narratives in hopes of a better, safer future. 2021-06-3034 min
openSAP InvitesThought Leaders Episode 16: The Economic (and Human) Power of the LGBT+ Community & Their Allies
Welcome to a special Thought Leaders episode for Pride month with Jens Schadendorf, economist and book changemaker, in which we learn why it’s important to invest in LGBT+, diversity and inclusion to drive positive results at corporate, societal, and personal level.Jens chats about work and family relationships, his own personal struggles as a gay white man serving in the German army, his bilingual studies, and the fascinating global research behind his latest and extremely successful book “GaYme Changer: How the LGBT+ Community and Their Allies Are Changing the Global Economy”
We also talk about...2021-06-1649 min
Ufahamu AfricaEp. 118: A rerun of our conversation with Ashley Currier about LGBT organizing in AfricaThis week, we are re-airing Kim's interview with Ashley Currier, whose work looks at LGBT organizing in Africa. Currier spoke to Kim about her books, Out in Africa and Politicizing Sex in Contemporary Africa, visibility of African activists, and homophobia on the continent. In the news this week: a coup in Mali, volcanic eruptions in eastern Congo, and reduced food rations in Rwandan refugee camps. Plus, Kim and Rachel share a summer music recommendation!Books, Links, & ArticlesOut in Africa: LGBT Organizing in Namibia and South Africa by Ashley CurrierPoliticizing Sex in C...2021-05-2940 min
África do Jeito que Nunca ViuHomossexualismo e os direitos LGBT na ÁfricaAntes da colonização europeia, em todo o continente africano observamos atitudes muito diferentes e mais relaxadas em relação à orientação sexual e à identidade de gênero. Já em 2.400 aC, tumbas foram escavadas no antigo Egito com os corpos de dois homens Niankhkhnum e Khnumhotep se abraçando como amantes. Além de aceitarem relacionamentos entre pessoas do mesmo sexo, os antigos egípcios, semelhantes a outras civilizações da época, não apenas reconhecem um terceiro gênero, mas o veneram. Muitas divindades foram retratadas de forma andrógina, e deusas como Mut (a deusa da maternidade; tradução literal Mãe) e Sekm...2021-05-2011 min
Foreign Policy PlaylistWorking with LGBT Migrants in South AfricaThis week on Foreign Policy Playlist we feature Power of the Streets, a podcast from the Human Rights Watch that talks to human rights activists working on the continent of Africa.FP’s Amy Mackinnon talks to Power of the Streets’ host Audrey Wabwire about an episode they did where they spoke to Thomars Shamuyarira a migrants rights worker in Zimbabwe about the experiences of LGBT people in South Africa’s asylum process.Save 15% on FP subscriptions. Visit https://foreignpolicy.com/subscribe/ and enter code PLAYLIST at checkout to claim this offer.2021-05-1239 minLgbt AfricaLGBT Legal Countries in AfricaDear Gay folks living in any of the African Homophobic countries,
There are other Africa countries that you can relocate to without moving to Europe and the States if you don't have such budget/ money to do so.
You can still live in the fullness of your human rights in 10 other Africa country and possibly gain citizenship there while you saving ongoing to Europe if that is still your end goal.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGBT_rights_in_Africa2021-04-0330 minLgbt AfricaWhy is it that Toxic Lesbians and Gay people are found in the church?A retake this food for thoughts !
Why is the CHURCH obsessed at what I do with my TOTO?
Have you all held your god accountable for Raping Mary?
Oh, you're lying to yourself that Mary consented. How can a pre-teen consent to being fucked, going through the trauma of pregnancy with such tender, naïve body and forced to undergo the most painful pain in the world "child birthing"
You see how all of una dey crazy!
Have asked why your pastors and popes are pedophiles?2021-03-2600 minLgbt AfricaEx SeriesAre you getting back on your Ex for the sole reason to dialogue out and heal through all that contributed to your break-up or you are hooking up to fuck while cheating on your new relationship with an Ex?
Learn how to cut off low vibration that repeats the circle toxic behaviour.2021-03-0100 minLgbt AfricaGhana uproar about LGBTQI+ CommunityThere has been an uproar in Ghana regarding the human rights of persons of LGBT+ to be treated right and humane... Listen for more infor and visit www.thelgtafrica for more on this news2021-02-2615 min
The Impossible Network151: Courage, Heart and Humanity of LGBT Academic and Advocate - Graeme ReidGuest OverviewHuman rights are inextricably linked to identity. We all strive for our basic inalienable rights as human beings, regardless of race, religion, language, ethnicity or gender. This week we welcome one of the most vital thinkers in academia and advocates for LGBT human rights, Graeme Reid. Graeme is the Director of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Rights Program at Human Rights Watch, a respected expert and lecturer at Yale. Born in Johannesburg in Apartheid South Africa, raised in a politically liberal home, Graham’s demonstrated his individual will...2021-02-1046 min
History: From One Student To AnotherLGBT History Month— The Origins of Homophobia in AfricaHappy LGBT History Month!
Welcome to a bonus episode of my podcast.
I will try to get a few episodes like this out over the LGBT History Month of February with the aim of educating people on LGBTQ+ rights and the history of the community.
For the first episode, I would like to speak about the Origins of Homophobia in Africa.
Please subscribe and share this podcast with others to learn more about a variety of History topics, and...2021-02-0206 min
Podcast2UNAIDS defends LGBT community in UgandaThe vilification of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) communities in Uganda could lead to heightened violence, stigma, and discrimination against them and reduce their access to HIV and other essential services. This is a concern raised by the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS, following a recent media interview, where President Yoweri Museveni described being LGBT as a "deviation". Just over a year ago, the country also made headlines for trying to revive anti-LGBTQ legislation dubbed the "Kill the Gays" bill. For more on this issue, Samora Mangesi spoke to Aeneas Chuma, interim Director of the UNAIDS Regional...2021-01-1505 min
Our Voices, Our ChoicesHow do I prove I'm gay? Asylum hurdles for LGBT people | Our Voices, Our Choices
Deeply intimate questions are often asked of people seeking asylum on the basis of their sexual orientation. Yet, few have ever dared live out their sexuality. This podcast listens to the global experiences of LGBT asylum applicants. Not only do fewer States grant asylum on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity but LGBT applicants struggle with issues of proof and credibility. Mohamed tells how German asylum officials overly rely on the narrow stereotype of the promiscuous gay man. In South Africa, we hear how homophobia and high rejection rates sent Pukkie into prostitution. And in the US...2020-12-1526 minOur Voices, Our ChoicesHow do I prove I'm gay? Asylum hurdles for LGBT people | Our Voices, Our Choices
Deeply intimate questions are often asked of people seeking asylum on the basis of their sexual orientation. Yet, few have ever dared live out their sexuality. This podcast listens to the global experiences of LGBT asylum applicants. Not only do fewer States grant asylum on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity but LGBT applicants struggle with issues of proof and credibility. Mohamed tells how German asylum officials overly rely on the narrow stereotype of the promiscuous gay man. In South Africa, we hear how homophobia and high rejection rates sent Pukkie into prostitution. And in the US...2020-12-1526 min
Alle Podcasts und Audiofiles der Heinrich-Böll-StiftungHow do I prove I'm gay? Asylum hurdles for LGBT people | Our Voices, Our ChoicesDeeply intimate questions are often asked of people seeking asylum on the basis of their sexual orientation. Yet, few have ever dared live out their sexuality. This podcast listens to the global experiences of LGBT asylum applicants. Not only do fewer States grant asylum on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity but LGBT applicants struggle with issues of proof and credibility. Mohamed tells how German asylum officials overly rely on the narrow stereotype of the promiscuous gay man. In South Africa, we hear how homophobia and high rejection rates sent Pukkie into prostitution. And in the US, we...2020-12-1426 minLgbt AfricaIntroduction to Energetic Level To Gender.Do you know that Homosexuality is the creating energy of Heterosexuality?
Make sure you're subscribed to this series of the energetic flow of Gender from a cosmic perspective to sexual orientation.2020-08-0625 minLgbt AfricaIf Pride is a Protest why is Nigeria NOT HAVING ONE?Isn't the current phobia a propeling reason to have a pride match? 2020-06-2826 minLgbt AfricaStill on Trophy datingwhat do you think about purpose dating ?
instead of trophy dating, you purpose date - meaning that you and a woman come together to purposefully soul consciously compliment each others attraction and affection from a place of purpose.
share your thoughts with me2020-06-1429 minLgbt AfricaTrophy Dating from a place of desperationlets get into this conversation...2020-06-1429 minLgbt AfricaDiscussing Trophy DatingWhy does it seem LBT women are more likely to trophy date?
Join us on this discuss...2020-06-0829 minLgbt AfricaPrt 2 Series on LGBT+ Accountability CultureLGBT+ Leadership Ethics
LGBT+ Accountability Culture to Leadership is a conversation we need to start and keep having in the Nigeria LGBT community. Nigeria as a failed country because of its huge lack of accountability leaders who percieve the demand of accountability as a hate speech. This same perspective is also the reason why till 2020 - LGBT+rights in Nigeria isn't beaming with hope for a decriminalization of its homosexuals citizens. Personally, i have been tagged disgrutled by a few LGBT+ clique for having the pussy to call out toxic LGBT leaders to the an...2020-06-0615 minLgbt AfricaAccountability in the LGBT+ leaders in NigeriaWhy is the lack of accountability among LGBT+ leaders a habit that can be said to foster desperation and lack of unity within the community?2020-06-0600 minLgbt AfricaThe Backyard showIntroducing The Backyard Show on thelgbtradio - powered by thelgbtafrica.com2020-06-0600 minLgbt AfricaLesbian Visibility Weekwishing us all a happy Lesbian visibility week!
2020-04-2829 minLgbt AfricaApril Month of Sexual Assault Awarenesswe are talking about same sex sexual assault & harassment..
share what has been your experience. 2020-04-2028 min
Podcast2Human rights lawyers file civil case in Tanzania for unlawful arrest and deportationHuman Rights Watch has released a report which documents how since 2016 the government of Tanzania has cracked down on lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender, LGBT people and others who are particularly vulnerable to HIV, jeopardizing public health. The global rights group is also concerned about the crack down on media and lawyers since President John Magufuli came into power. In October 2017, for example, Tanzanian police raided a meeting of lawyers to discuss the right to health that had been organised by the Initiative for Strategic Litigation in Africa (ISLA). The organisation's founder, Sibongile Ndashe and her colleagues were arrested for "...2020-02-0305 minLgbt AfricaLesbian Living on Dating within the LBQT communityWelcome to the Lesbian Living with Priscilla. A podcast of conversation around the lives of Lesbians, Bisexuals and Transwomen. It's your on stop place for frank and honest undiluted talks about the things that affect our community plus community unpopular opinions
This Episode is about Dating in the LBQT space and what it is versus what it isn't. Expectations from individual parties and more2019-10-2429 min
Positively AliveEdwin Cameron - Dealing with Homosexuality and HIV in South AfricaSouth Africa became the first jurisdiction in the world to protect the LGBT community.Right now, around 50% of the population of South Africa thinks that homosexuality should be accepted and even a bigger proportion, accept and believe that it should be protected by the constitution.On today’s episode, I have an interesting discussion with Judge Cameron, one of the few leaders that had the courage to step up and admit publicly that he is a gay man, living with HIV and who, through his efforts and dedication, helps to change the future of...2019-10-0700 min
Podcast 5LGBTI surveyThe Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS, UNAIDS together with the LGBT Foundation have launched a global online survey to evaluate the happiness, sex and quality of life for LGBTI people. The survey, the first of its kind, is part of a campaign to gain more information and insight into the challenges faced by LGBTI people. The data gathered will help to voice the concerns and advocate for improving the conditions and treatment of LGBTI community, including ensuring access to inclusive health and social services. More from Erik Lamontagne, Senior Economics Adviser for the Joint United Nations Programme on...2019-05-2706 min
Lets Talk About ItPride MonthIn this weeks’ programme, we are talking Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Pride (LGBT) to recognize the impact that queer people have made to local and international history and to also commemorate the lives lost to hate crimes and HIV/AIDS. In-studio interview with Gay and Human Rights Activists: Nkululeko Masemola, Ponahalo Mojapelo and Theophyllus Baloyi.Join Thabisa Dyala and Mihlali Adam and Let’s Talk About It.2018-06-2939 min
African DialogueHomosexual Rights and other Deviants in South AfricaIn the latest action to stop homosexuality in Africa, last week two South Africans were held and interrogated by Tanzanian police in the capital Dar-es-Salaam for allegedly promoting homosexuality. They are yet to be charged.News reports state that the two were part of a group of 12 men, including a Ugandan and 9 Tanzanians who were arrested at a hotel. The East African country is not the only one to impose harsh laws against the LGBT group. In Uganda homosexual activity between men or women is punishable by life imprisonment, and in Sudan offenders can face as many as hundred...2017-10-2539 minAfrican DialogueHomosexual Rights and other Deviants in South AfricaIn the latest action to stop homosexuality in Africa, last week two South Africans were held and interrogated by Tanzanian police in the capital Dar-es-Salaam for allegedly promoting homosexuality. They are yet to be charged.
News reports state that the two were part of a group of 12 men, including a Ugandan and 9 Tanzanians who were arrested at a hotel. The East African country is not the only one to impose harsh laws against the LGBT group. In Uganda homosexual activity between men or women is punishable by life imprisonment, and in Sudan offenders can face as many as hundred lashes...2017-10-2539 min