[wanabidii] It’s tough to stop sex, study of $1.4 billion ‘abstinence promotion’ to slow HIV/AIDS in Africa shows (M&G Africa)

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It's tough to stop sex, study of $1.4 billion 'abstinence promotion' to slow HIV/AIDS in Africa shows   It didn't influence the number of sex partners people had, the age at which they started having sex, or teen pregnancy rates

Ivory Coast leader Outtara does something few have tried in Africa: opens power and water sectors to competition   "It's when we'll have several companies that the prices will go down because distribution is too expansive," Ouattara said

South Africa radical party draws huge crowd ahead of vote, as it attacks white privilege and ruling ANC   Party leader Malema promises to seize white-owned land without compensation and nationalise the banks

Ahead of Wednesday burial, DRC president Kabila gives 'rumba king' Papa Wemba posthumous top national honours   Flamboyant Papa Wemba collapsed on stage while performing at a festival in Ivory Coast on April 24. He died before reaching hospital

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