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Museveni scolds youth, says spear comes with strings
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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 78941, member: 636"] President Yoweri Museveni told young people they need to control their sexual behavior. He said the government did its part through childhood vaccination programs, protecting kids from diseases like polio and measles. He argued that personal responsibility is required once someone becomes an adult, especially regarding sexual health. Museveni used a Banyankore proverb about an orphan holding a spear to illustrate growing vulnerability after puberty. He stated that while the state offers healthcare and education, it cannot guard private conduct. He directly said he would not take the assignment of watching over anyone's private parts. These remarks address concerns from health officials about rising STIs and teenage pregnancies linked to risky behavior. The President emphasized that disciplined personal choices are needed for both individual health and national development, claiming the foundational work by the government and parents is already complete. [/QUOTE]
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