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Sex Education App Launched in Kenya to Reduce Teen Pregnancies

According to Kenya’s health ministry, more than 5,000 youths have signed up for the digital sex education services that were introduced to help the country tackle its problem with teen pregnancies. With Kenyan teenagers having the third-highest pregnancy rate in the world, “Nena Na Binti,” which means to “Speak with a Sister” in Swahili, provides information and counselling on reproductive health via a mobile application and a toll-free number.With cameraperson lJimmy Makhulo,a, Victoria Amunga reports from Nairobi, Kenya.

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