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This episode is packed with information on HIV, providing an understanding of what is HIV; how it is transmitted from one person to another, how can you prevent contracting HIV and more.

This episode is packed with information on HIV, providing an understanding of what is HIV; how it is transmitted from one person to another, how can you prevent contracting HIV and more.

School pregnancies are common in South Africa. It is often the case that learners who fall pregnant consequently drop out without completing their schooling. In this episode, SECTION27s Researchers deal with issues around adolescent pregnancies, access to contraceptives and safe abortions.

School pregnancies are common in South Africa. It is often the case that learners who fall pregnant consequently drop out without completing their schooling. In this episode, SECTION27s, Researchers deal with adolescent pregnancies, access to contraceptives and safe abortions. 

Presenting this episode on sexual reproductive health rights in IsiZulu is SECTION27s researchers, Thuthukile Mabatha and Patrick Zaid Mdletshe. In this discussion, the following questions on SRHR are explored.

1. What are sexual reproductive health rights?

2. Sex, gender and sexual orientation seem to feature prominently in sexual reproductive health rights, what do these terms mean?

3. Why are these rights important?

In this episode, SECTION27's Researchers summarise all the changes young boys and girls can expect during puberty. The discussion moves on to deal with the myths and truths about female menstruation.

In this episode, SECTION27's Researchers summarise all the changes young boys and girls can expect during puberty. The discussion moves on to deal with the myths and truths about female menstruation.

Presenting this episode on sexual reproductive health rights in IsiZulu is SECTION27s researchers, Thuthukile Mabatha and Patrick Zaid Mdletshe. In this discussion, the following questions on SRHR are explored.

1. What are sexual reproductive health rights?

2. Sex, gender and sexual orientation seem to feature prominently in sexual reproductive health rights, what do these terms mean?

3. Why are these rights important?

Abongile Nkamisa from the Centre for Applied Legal Studies (CALS), University of Witwatersrand,  discusses the workplace protocols for going back to work and private household employment.

As the coronavirus spreads, so does fake news and infodemic of misinformation. Dr Nathi Sibhoko spoke to Nqubeka FM about the dangers of fake news.