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Influence of vodou rites and initiation practices on incidence of early pregnancy in the maritime region of Togo
Togo, like other sub-Saharan African countries, is not spared from the phenomenon of teenage pregnancies. Each year, on average, about ten cases of teenage student pregnancies are recorded in schools. Despite multiple efforts by the Togolese government and non- governmental organizations to stem thi
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