In our September round-up of LGBTQ+ news, Fatteh also spotlights Nigerian filmmakers resisting censorship, an Eswatini princess who claims Christianity helped her renounce lesbianism and must-read stories from Senegal, Niger, Ghana and South Africa.
In our August round-up of LGBTQ+ news, Fatteh spotlights the Amsterdam conference where activists from across Africa joined a thousand international delegates to advance equal rights and strengthen global solidarity.
One year after launching Fatteh, Founder and Editor-in-Chief Beza Lealem reflects on what we’ve achieved, what we’ve learned and why independent LGBTQ+ journalism across Africa matters more than ever.
In our July round-up of LGBTQ+ news, Fatteh spotlights a legal reprieve for two Ugandan women, musicians challenging prejudice in Ghana and Zimbabwe, and must-read stories from Gabon, South Africa, Egypt and Mozambique.
In our May round-up of LGBTQ+ news, Fatteh spotlights Ghana’s anti-gay bill, homophobic music in Cameroon, HIV funding in Zambia and must-read stories from Nigeria, Uganda and Sierra Leone.
In our May round-up of LGBTQ+ news, Fatteh spotlights Ghana’s anti-gay bill, homophobic music in Cameroon, HIV funding in Zambia and must-read stories from Nigeria, Uganda and Sierra Leone.
Her striking images have appeared in fashion magazines like Vogue, but Alexandra Obochi says bringing LGBTQ+ Nigerians into focus is part of a much broader effort to ‘confront the patriarchy’ through art.
In our April round-up of LGBTQ+ news, Fatteh also spotlights sexual health in Senegal, Nigerian feminism, Tunisian cinema and must-read stories from Uganda, Botswana and Cameroon.
In our March round-up of must-read LGBTQ+ news, Fatteh spotlights Botswana’s same-sex marriage battle, religious homophobia in Senegal, Nigeria’s secret parties for feminine men and stories from Zambia, Ghana and the DR Congo.
