LoveLife helps youth redirect their lives
Mpintshi volunteers are helping young people make life choices that will protect them against HIV.
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LoveLife's goGos get kudos
GoGogetters encourage community awareness and solidarity with the orphans and vulnerable children who have to overcome many challenges.
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Criminalising teen sex is getting us nowhere
The Sexual Offences Act of 2007, which criminalises consensual sex and kissing from 12 to 16-year-olds, is not helping HIV rates, a forum has heard.
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loveLife launches reality TV show
Called Make Your Move, the show aims to equip young people with the tools to change their situations by themselves.
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loveLife campaign not just billboarding
Beyond the Billboards - the loveLife Story details the challenges and successes of the first 10 years of the national HIV prevention programme.
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Empowerment needs connections
It's about much more than pin-stripes and requires business and other leaders to open up social and economic connections between the world of plenty.
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Young ... and free
By taking to the streets with courage and a strong sense of defiance, those brave young people involved in the Soweto uprisings helped to bring down apartheid and usher in the democracy we enjoy today. Although young South Africans can stop focusing on liberation and enjoy more freedom of expression than ever before, the problems they face are as serious to them as apartheid was for the youth during the protests.
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loveLife gets attitude
The new loveLife campaign for 2005 was launched last week. It is again a message that is hard to understand.
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