Rwanda: A Lot Yet to Be Done to Circumcise Two Million Men

26 November 2012

Although he has heard that circumcision could be beneficial, Elie Kananura, a farmer living in Nyamata sector, Bugesera district is not yet convinced he should undertake it. The father of five, now 48, says he does not yet see any need to go for circumcision since his current status never caused him any harm or illness.

The more pressing issue though is how he would tell his wife that he wants to get circumcised. "How would I introduce it to my wife? I can imagine her asking what my intentions are," he says, adding that he would be interested were he still younger.

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