Kenya seeks tech alternatives to break taboo over sex education


New intitiative: The project between UNFPA and Nailab targets young entrepreneurs for their ideas on providing sex education through technology and social media. — Reuters

WHEN Kenyan teenager Rosemary Olale found out she was pregnant, her guardians threw her out of their home in shame, despite the fact that no one taught her about safe sex.

She didn't dare tell them she was also HIV positive.

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