Lungelo Ndlovu

Zimbabwe

Features Correspondent at The Chronicle (Zimbabwe)

Bulawayo-based freelance contributor for the Thomson Reuters Foundation with an interest in climate change. All views my own

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Articles

In Zimbabwe, LGBTQ+ artists dodge discrimination to stay on stage

Nov 5, 2023 | newzimbabwe.com | Lungelo Ndlovu

By Lungelo NdlovuIT is tough making a living as an LGBTQIA+ performer in Zimbabwe – the economy is in disarray and homophobic heckling is an occupational hazard. But in a country where gay sex remains illegal and LGBTQIA+ people often face discrimination and harassment, gay and transgender musicians, poets and other artists are finding ways to stay on stage.
In Zimbabwe, LGBTQ+ artists dodge discrimination to stay on stage

Oct 29, 2023 | gaytimes.co.uk | Lungelo Ndlovu

Life It is tough making a living as an LGBTQIA+ performer in Zimbabwe – the economy is in disarray and homophobic heckling is an occupational hazard. But in a country where gay sex remains illegal and LGBTQIA+ people often face discrimination and harassment, gay and transgender musicians, poets and other artists are finding ways to stay on stage.
Zimbabwe: In Zimbabwe, LGBTQ+ Artists Dodge Discrimination to Stay On Stage

Oct 22, 2023 | allafrica.com | Lungelo Ndlovu

It is tough making a living as an LGBTQ+ performer in Zimbabwe - the economy is in disarray and homophobic heckling is an occupational hazard. But in a country where gay sex remains illegal and LGBTQ+ people often face discrimination and harassment, gay and transgender musicians, poets and other artists are finding ways to stay on stage.
In Zimbabwe, LGBTQ+ artists dodge discrimination to stay on stage

Oct 22, 2023 | openlynews.com | Lungelo Ndlovu

Life as an LGBTQ+ performer is hard in the Southern African country, but a few gay-friendly spaces are helping showcase their work By Lungelo NdlovuBULAWAYO, Oct 23 (Openly) - It is tough making a living as an LGBTQ+ performer in Zimbabwe - the economy is in disarray and homophobic heckling is an occupational hazard.