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Kenyan men less involved in contraception-study

Kakamega youth matching in Kakamega streets to mark World Contraception Day on September 26, 2019. Most youth countrywide still have challenges of using contraceptives to protect themselves from contracting Sexual Transmitted Diseases. [Benjamin Sakwa, Standard]

Kenyan men are less involved in contraception and family planning initiatives. This is according to the findings of ‘Form ni Gani’, a contraception movement in Kenya which engages young people on social issues.

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