The father of 26 preaching birth control

A Kenyan court orders a private hospital to pay $48,000 (£31,000) to a woman who became pregnant despite having a contraceptive implant.

>Outdated beliefs and distorted information on reproductive health has scared some women from using modern contraceptives, it was observed here last week.

The African church spreading 'like Starbucks' in the US

Taxi driver Seifu Amanuel spreads his message of peace by standing in the middle of roads in Addis Ababa.

Mzee Shauri Timoth Nathan (18/08/1925 – 18/09/2007) Mroki Mroki-Father KidevuSekunde, Dakika, Saa, Siku, Wiki, Mwezi, Mwaka na hatimaye mika nane sasa imetimia tangu Mzee Shauri Timoth Nathan (18/08/1925 – 18/09/2007) ututangulie Mbele za haki kama ulivyotutangulia kuja duniani.
Nimajonzi sana kwetu hasa ukizingatia kuwa uliondoka katika tarehe ambayo kitinda mimba wako Mroki Mroki 'Father Kidevu' alizaliwa na ni siku kumi tu baada ya kufunga ndoa Mroki.
Unakumbukwa na wengi sana maana...

When our second child was on the way,  my wife and I attended a pre-birth class aimed at couples who had already had at least one child.

 The instructor raised the issue of breaking the news to the older child.

 It went like this:

“Some parents,” she said, “tell the older child,

 ‘We love you so much  we decided to bring another child into this family.’

But think about that.

Ladies, what if your husband came home one day and said,

 ‘Honey, I love you so much I decided to bring home another...

Saga of Ghanaian birth certificate
GhanaWeb
Who would have thought that seven months after applying for new birth certificates for my children, I would still be waiting only to read this morning that in Tanzania, the feat is achieved in days using mobile telephones? No paper. It is not that ...

>Only two months pregnant, Irene,28, decides to undergo elective surgery instead of vaginal birth. Despite objections from her mother and her mother in-law, she insists on it. Seven months later, she delivers her baby girl through elective surgery.

One in five Tanzanians to get birth certificates by next year
IPPmedia
At least 20 percent of Tanzanians will be provided with birth certificates by next year, the government has said. Legal and Constitution Affairs Deputy Minister Angela Kairuki said this will be possible through delegation of the function of registering to local ...