Trevor Oahile
Trevor Oahile is a youth advocate, radio host and public speaker from Botswana known for his work in sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), particularly involving youth, men and boys. He is co-host of the radio show Don’t Get It Twisted on Yarona FM, and participates in various forums and conferences aimed at advancing awareness, challenging stigma and promoting equitable health policy.
Early life and education
He has been identified in media and conference documents as a student in Botswana.
Activism and career
Oahile is known for his radio show Don’t Get It Twisted, broadcast on Yarona FM, which is supported by the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA). The show addresses taboo and challenging topics in Botswana, such as HIV prevention, gender-based violence, relationship issues, family planning and the sexual and reproductive health of men and boys.
He has participated in international and regional summits and panels, such as speaking at the Nairobi Summit (ICPD25) highlighting the role of men and boys in sexual and reproductive health and advocating for comprehensive sexual education and breaking down gender stereotypes in health service uptake.
Oahile has been recognized as a youth representative in forums addressing social norms, stigma and SRHR in Botswana and beyond.
Public impact and recognition
His radio show has been praised for helping shift public conversation in Botswana regarding sexual health, particularly among younger people and men, and for creating space for discussion in traditionally conservative and religious contexts.
He has been involved in youth leadership efforts and community awareness campaigns, often collaborating with organizations such as UNFPA, UNICEF and national agencies.
He has also been profiled as part of youth leadership features in regional media.
See also
- Sexual and reproductive health and rights
- Youth activism in Botswana
- United Nations Population Fund