Risky sexual relationships are responsible for the rapid spread of sexually transmitted diseases in Sub-Saharan Africa. This study provides information on sexual behaviour among Kenya's tea plantation workers. It considers the sociological, cultural and demographic factors which are driving risky sexual behaviour, and the barriers to changing behaviour.
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