At current rates of infection, today’s 15-year old young men have a 62% chance of dying before they are 60; their female peers have a 51% chance. Life circumstances affect young people’s response to risk, and so the challenge for us is to keep young people focusing on their futures in an unequal society that does not offer exciting prospects, according to loveLife CEO Grace Matlhape. Read More >>

loveLife, South Africa’s largest HIV prevention programme for young people, is taking part in COP 17 through the event’s Climate Train and African Youth for Climate Change summit, taking place from 27 November to 3 December. Read More >>

As part of its Nakanjani campaign encouraging young people to take charge of their destinies, no matter what, loveLife is proud to announce the launch of its latest media innovation: a radio series created to tackle the factors driving the disproportionately high rates of HIV among young women – in one minute flat. Read More >>