Kenyan Couple's Surprise Pregnancy Sparks Birth Control Debate

Unexpected Pregnancy Highlights Birth Control Questions in Kenya A Kakamega man's story has raised questions about the reliability of long-term birth control implants in Kenya. His wife unexpectedly became pregnant during the third year of a five-year implant, a situation he describes as both surprising and humorous. "It was unexpected," the man stated in an interview with TV47. "We were quite surprised, but we've taken it in stride." The interview provides a personal perspective on the challenges and unexpected outcomes associated with birth control, prompting discussions about the effectiveness and reliability of such methods. This situation highlights the need for open conversations about family planning and the potential for unforeseen circumstances, even with the use of long-term birth control. The couple's positive outlook on the situation offers a hopeful counterpoint to the initial shock of the unexpected pregnancy.