Poverty and a lack of infrastructure have blamed for rising maternal mortality in Kenya.

By IPS Correspondents Reprint | | Print |

Jul 19 2011 (IPS) - Poverty and a lack of infrastructure have blamed for rising maternal mortality in Kenya. For every 100 000 live births, 560 women die. A new programme is showing promise in reducing these numbers.

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