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Women, it’s okay to lust like men
Half-naked, oiled-up, gyrating male strippers. We want this but think we can’t be seen to do so
Actor Nakhane Touré fends off hate speech over controversial new film
'The Wound' tackles the unspoken issue of sexuality and tradition in a film about Xhosa initiates.
Queerness, desire and disability
Queer people with disabilities face double discrimination when it comes to sex.
Being kinky is the new normal
Happy kinksters do not have a mental disorder – but unhappy kinksters do.
Pleasure is no man’s prerogative
Is the right to safe and enjoyable sex less important than other women's rights?
The science behind a more meaningful understanding of sexual orientation
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[From our archives] Lack of sex leaves women depressed, says survey
Seven out of 10 South African women say that a lack of sexual intimacy in their relationships makes them feel depressed.
Good sex irons out the wrinkles
Having a good time in bed has little to do with appearance and lots with beauty from within.
This land is built on sex and power
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From colonialism to apartheid and the present, South Africa's fate appears to be guided by its libido.
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