Celebrity Big Brother, a reality series on channel 4, had already seen a small amount of drama before the show aired. Apparently two of the contestants had packed condoms in their bags, in preparation for “getting lucky” while spending their time in the Big Brother household with other housemates.
The Rwanda government has been working on a program to provide male and female condoms to their people at a much lower cost, helping to prevent the spread of sexually transmitted diseases.
Studies show that sexually active people in Rwanda only use an average of three condoms a year. The program should last approximately three months and began in December of 2009. The primary focus will be on high risk individuals such as people who work in the sex industry or unhappy couples.
Home pregnancy tests are easy to come by. Apparently, home Chlamydia tests are also fairly easy to come by as well. Just ask Andrea McLafferty, mother of Danny McLafferty, who happened upon quite a few Chlamydia test kits for her son’s 18th birthday party.
These days it is a normal occurrence to hand out goodie bags to all of the party goers as they’re leaving, ensuring nobody leaves empty handed. Andrea placed the home Chlamydia test kits into goodie bags along with condoms and pregnancy tests as well.
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