Lusweti Institute for Health Development and Communication, the OneLove partner in Swaziland, has produced another booklet titled ‘Love, Sex and You’. “This booklet is a guide to healthy relationships with inspired tips on how to have a fulfilling emotional and sexual relationship with one partner,” says Lusweti Marketing and Advocacy Manager Zanele Zwane.
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If I am standing on a podium telling people to be faithful, it should also start with me.That way we can all, in our differensial lives start making the difference. - Beatrice Tonhodzayi, Programme Officer-Media for SAfAIDS, Zimbabwe
