Carl Collison

Walking Uganda’s martyrs’ route

Africa Carl Collison - 14 Jun 2019

This year, two million pilgrims descended on a Ugandan village to celebrate a display of courage

Botswana decriminalises homosexuality in historic judgment

Africa Carl Collison - 11 Jun 2019

‘The state cannot be the sheriff in people’s bedrooms’

Act will take revenge on porn

Article Carl Collison - 7 Jun 2019

An amendment Bill will make nonconsensual distribution of explicit photos and videos illegal

Kenya high court will not repeal anti-LGBT law

Africa Carl Collison - 24 May 2019

The three-judge bench ruled that the laws do not in any way violate the rights of LGBT Kenyans

Freedom comes at the cost of love

Article Carl Collison - 24 May 2019

Despite escaping Syria together, one queer couple’s scars tore their relationship apart

Church hid pastor’s abuse, says dad

Article Carl Collison - 24 May 2019

Survivors, including the abuser’s niece, accuse the Seventh Day Adventist Church of putting its needs ahead of the girls

Read a human for a life change

Article Carl Collison - 17 May 2019

The Human Library lends people with titles like ‘Ex-Drug Addict’ and ‘Gay Christian’ to deal with your problems or challenge your prejudices

Explosively queer in biased areas

Article Carl Collison - 10 May 2019

Artist and curator Claudio Bueno revisits the misery of a homophobic district with new queer energy

Queer parade: Change agent or dated fluff?

Article Carl Collison - 10 May 2019

From Instagrammable activists to mincing, manicured Muscle Marys, this year’s Mr Gay World veered between a pageant and a movement

The ‘big three’ vie for queer voters in their election manifestos

Article Carl Collison - 26 Apr 2019

'Whether LGBTIQ people vote for the DA or the Kiss Party or whoever, we need to see LGBTIQ people involved in political spaces'

The Muslims who will not choose between their god and being gay

Article Carl Collison - 18 Apr 2019

Cape Town’s gay men won’t abandon Islam, despite the censure they sometimes face

Fighting the ‘whiteness’ of hope

Article Carl Collison - 18 Apr 2019

A Brazilian trans woman has faith in Umbanda and Candomblé, two African-derived religions

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Embracing the digital revolution core to deals made in 2020

The Power of Connectivity

Special Economic Zones add hope in an era of unemployment

Inaugural Ocean Economy Skills Summit to address economic growth and skills development

Beware of scammers

UNICEF vacancy announcement

The challenges and opportunities for manufacturing CFOs, now and in the future

Sona 2021: More talk without the actual walk?