Casual sexual encounters are becoming more and more common but they still don’t enjoy wide acceptance. Many cultures consider them a taboo, especially those that discourage premarital sex and shun ...
Gender-based violence, especially that of a sexual nature, can leave one with many questions, wondering what the best next step is. In this blog, we offer a toolkit to help ensure you take care of ...
There is no one way to orgasm; that is my favorite thing about it. But regardless of the kind, there are some necessary things to be done.
In a society like ours where sexual and reproductive health topics are still condemned to the “never to be spoken about” zone, contraceptive users live perpetually in the fear of being “caught” and...
In pre colonial Zambia, women utilised certain trees to delay or inhibit pregnancy, showing to us that even a millenia ago, women fought to have choice and agency in their lives.
As a trans woman, I’ve always had a complicated relationship with my body; having had lots of dysphoria, especially with my genitals.
Prostate cancer is one of the most common forms of cancer in males, particularly in people of African descent.
Queer history dates back to ancient times in many cultures around the world but sadly, when we talk about it, it’s mostly centered around certain countries in the north-west.
Birth control pills have estrogen and progesterone hormones; and they prevent pregnancy by stopping or delaying ovulation, thickening the cervical mucus and thinning the lining of the uterus.
There are two main ways to prevent pregnancy after you had unprotected sex: emergency contraceptive pills and intrauterine device.
