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The natonal OneLove campaign was launched in Swaziland in March 2009.
Download a recent research report about the beliefs and practices about sex, gender and culture in Swaziland. The report is called Multiple and Concurrent Sexual Partnerships in Swaziland.
You can also visit our Resources page, which can help you:
- Make choices that are healthier for you, your partner, family and community
- Please your partner sexually
- Improve the way you communicate with him or her.
When you find out that your partner is cheating on you, some of the questions you may ask are:
During OneLove’s research on multiple concurrent partnerships (MCP) in Swaziland, many people who were interviewed mentioned that such relationships are “not good” and constitute promiscuity.
Respondents generally said that they do not approve of MCP even though having more than one sexual partner is a culturally acceptable practice for men.
Married and religious people especially felt that MCP goes against their moral value systems. Read More
At the start of a relationship most people do their best to love, talk freely, respect and protect each other. But after a while, some people start to work less at their relationship. This is when people start to look for other partners.
You and your partner need to work hard to make sure that this does not happen to you.
Make your partner feel loved. Read More
Research shows that at least one in four people in Swaziland are HIV positive. One of the reasons for this is because most Swazi people have more than one sexual partner at the same time. This may be caused by partnerns not communicating their emotional and sexual needs to each other.
Love, Sex and You will help you think about how you can have a safe, satisfying and fulfilling relationship with your partner. Read More
One of the decisions you have to make when you find out that your partner has another partner is whether you want to forgive your partner and try to fix the relationship, or to break up with him/her. Read More
