Kabarole grapples with teenage pregnancies
He advocates for open conversations about reproductive health between parents and their children.
Kabarole: Kabarole District is grappling with a staggering 23% teenage pregnancy rate, sparking outrage among district authorities.
The rise in HIV cases from 10.6% in 2022 to 11.8% in 2023 further highlights the severity of the issue.
Dr. Stephen Kalyegira, the District Health Officer, has pointed out that the hardest-hit sub-counties include Kicwamba (30%), Harugongo, Hakibale, Karangura, Kasenda, Mugusu, and Kabende.
He emphasizes the need for community-wide efforts to educate and support the youth.
Steven Waddell Ainganiza, the District Communication Officer, stresses the importance of parental involvement in addressing this crisis.
He advocates for open conversations about reproductive health between parents and their children.
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