BOFWA Took Part In World Aids Day Commemoration Activities
BOFWA as being one of the key stakeholders implementing HIV/AIDS initiatives under the MoH was called in trough NACA to BTV to take a journey of self-assessment
BOFWA Staff Hard At Work During Their APB
The August House workshop brought together all the staff members of the Association from the senior, middle and lower management to review the performance and
Success Story By YAM
My name is Precious Ndlovu a 19 year old female recruited as a YAM member beginning of 2016 when the implementation of the YAF projects was starting.
Community Dialogues on Abortion
It is not every day that you hear people discussing issues of abortion unless it is in the streets, closed windows. Abortion is no discussion topic particularly in our
Regional Youth Forum in Nairobi, Kenya
From the 14th to the 15th of July 2015 many African youths found residence in the Laico Regency hotel in Nairobi, Kenya.I had the privilege of being one of them as I had been
I Decide Campaign
I decide I am going to get married when I turn 30 years, I decide I am going to have two children in my life, I decide me and my partner we are going to choose the right family planning method
Partnership for Maternal, Newborn and Child Health
The 30th June – 1st July 2014 at Johannesburg, South Africa the world came together to review progress on women and children’s health as countries, donors and partners looked backat the
BOFWA Holds its National Council 2015
Sexual Reproductive health (SRH) is a human right, its fundamental. These are the words said by the BOFWA President, Professor Nthomang.
Influencing the National Development Agenda
For many young people given an opportunity to influence development of policies, government initiatives is central to development of the countryand young people see it as an investment in
On the grounds of Lorolwane settlement
They say everything that happens to a person is by choice, the thinking involved before an action or decision is taken. For some people still they blame and ask why people make wrong