Our News Letters
Suicide rarely arrives without a whisper first. The question is whether anyone is close enough, and quiet enough, to hear it. Think back to the last time someone asked how…...
Droughts, failed harvests and rising temperatures are not just environmental problems. They shape the lives, choices and health of young people. Through the STEPS Project, My Age Africa is...
Persons with disabilities have the same rights to health, information and protection as everyone else, yet they continue to face barriers to HIV, sexual and reproductive health (SRH) and...
As international funding for HIV declines, the question of who will pay for Zimbabwe’s HIV response is becoming urgent. In September, My Age Africa attended the Transition Initiative Stakeholder...
The national budget affects every clinic, school and road in Zimbabwe, yet many communities feel shut out of decisions about how public money is spent. My Age Africa is working…...
On 28 September 2026, International Safe Abortion Day, My Age Africa joined government officials, Members of Parliament, UN agencies, civil society, youth movements, healthcare providers and community...
Our mobile clinic went to Zimbabwe’s biggest tourism expo, and young people’s health went with it. From 9 to 12 September 2026, My Age Africa set up its stand at…...
There’s a conversation happening in Zimbabwe right now that most young people aren’t part of, and it’s about our own bodies. Here’s the number that should stop every young...
A significant stride has been taken in the realm of sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) across Southern Africa. My Age Africa has officially commenced its coordination of the…...
