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Jane Otai, senior programme advisor at ‘Tupange’ a reproductive health initiative, says lack of awareness and education on family planning, especially among the urban poor, is one of the reasons why they are not able to plan their families, although other factors like culture and religion are contributing factors. Source: The East African, Pg. X Date: Saturday, 28 Jul 2012  Family Planning for the Poor .pdf Other SummariesArchived Summaries |
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