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Kenyan official explains gay lions by blaming gay people

Kenya's 'moral policeman' Ezekial Mutua has expressed concern about two male lions who were observed having sex in the Masai Mara game reserve and suggested...

Tanzanian government investigating "homosexuality syndicate"

The Deputy Health Minister of Tanzania says he is preparing to release a list of gay men's names in an attempt to strengthen the...

Chad criminalises homosexuality

The African nation Chad has approved a new criminal code for the country, among the many new laws is one that makes homosexuality illegal. The...

George Ogurie says human race might not survive because of gay marriage

The leader of a Nigerian Christian Group has called on all world leaders to reverse their laws allowing marriage equality. George Ogurie, President of Nigeria's...

Ugandan police break up gay rights event

  Police stormed a LGBTI rights event in the suburbs of Kampala on Thursday night and arrested a dozen people for promoting homosexuality according to...

Cardinal Sarah: 'Deviation' is the only word for homosexual marriage

Robert Sarah, a Catholic Cardinal has said the only word that can be used to describe homosexual marriage and gender theory is 'deviation'. Cardinal Robert...

Mugabe's 'We Are Not Gays' speech gets disco treatment

Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe was making headlines last week for declaring ‘we are not gays’ while denouncing LGBT rights before the United Nations. The soundbite...

Senegal journalist faces jail time for homosexuality

Tamsir Jupiter Ndiaye, an eminent journalist in Senegal, has been sentenced to six months in prison for committing acts of homosexuality. The reporter was accused...

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