Accessibility to, Acceptability of, and Adherence to HIV/AIDS Prevention Services by Men Who Have Sex with Men: Challenges Encountered at Facility Level

Table 1

Sociodemographic and behavioral characteristics of MSM.

Variables		%
Age of the respondent in years
<20	30	7.9
20–24	120	31.6
25–29	107	28.2
30–34	71	18.7
35–39	27	7.1
40+	25	6.6
Level of education
None	11	2.9
Primary	26	6.8
Secondary	104	27.4
College	127	33.4
University	112	29.5
Religion of the respondent
Protestant	145	38.2
Catholic	128	33.7
Muslim	69	18.2
Traditionalist	13	3.4
Other	25	6.6
Occupation
Sex work	102	26.8
Small business	75	19.7
Salaried employee	95	25
Student	65	17.1
Casual labourer	43	11.3
Whether cohabiting with male or female partner
Married to a female partner	79	20.8
Living with male sexual partner	68	17.9
Married but living alone	33	8.7
Not married	200	52.6
Ever using alcohol in the last 4 weeks
Every day	95	25.0
Once a week	184	48.4
<1 week	53	13.9
Never	48	12.6
Ever using drugs
Khat	107	28.2
Bhang	137	36.1
Glue, petrol	11	2.9
Cocaine	33	8.7
Heroin	14	3.7
All	11	2.9
None	67	17.6