Responsive to perceived high risk of HIV infection by sexually active youth, several South
African sexual health-promotion campaigns have used media targeting mothers, instructing …

How do teenagers located in the KwaZulu-Natal province of South Africa, the epicentre of
the HIV pandemic, give meaning to sexuality? This paper examines teenage black Africans …

In this paper we highlight and address some of the problems involved in teaching HIV/AIDS
education in southern and eastern Africa, and especially in generating open discussion …

Responsive to the perceived high risks of HIV-infection by sexually active youth, several
South African sexual health promotion campaigns have used media targeting …

In South Africa's HIV/AIDS epidemic, young people, especially women, are at high risk due
to an apparent gap between awareness and practice. In repeated peer group discussions …

This paper examines young African school children's understanding of HIV and AIDS. Based
on focus group interviews with children aged 7–8 in KwaZulu-Natal province, South Africa, it …

How do young South Africans give meaning to love? In this paper we draw on findings from
an interview study to examine the ways in which young Africans, aged 16 to 17 years in a …

This article explores the discrepancies between the vocal public discourse on HIV/AIDS and
sexuality as generally encouraged by policy-makers and donor communities in Africa, and …

There is a wealth of research on parent–child communication about sexual and reproductive
health and rights (SRHR) and its influence on young people's sexual behaviours. However …

A substantial body of South African research describes the importance of gender dynamics
within sexual relationships as factors underlying HIV risk, yet we know little about these …