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NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - A new study confirms that women who were forced to undergo genital cutting as young girls have a poorer sex life years later. An estimated 130 million women worldwide have undergone genital mutilation, also known as female "circumcision." The centuries-old practice, which involves removing part or all of a girl's clitoris and labia, and sometimes narrowing the vaginal opening, remains a common practice in some countries, mainly in sub-Saharan Africa. ...

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Top ten Tanzanian Blog Sites

1. Millard Ayo - A Tanzanian Radio presenter of Clouds Entertainment Group.His Official Website is all about entertainment both in the music, art & movie industry and all thats happening around the country and the world

2. Jestina George - Shares her world of beauty, style, fashion and current affairs both local and international

3. Jamiiforums - post comments, communicate in private with other members, download attachments and start your own discussion.

4. Mvuto Kwanza - fashion industry in Tanzania and the world at large , owned by a Tanzania model and designer Martin Kadinda

5. Michuzi - news issues not covered anywhere else, political discussions and debates, entertainment news and much more.

6. Seif Kabelele - believe on my dreams and working hard on it.

7. Beauty with love - All about entertainment and the world around Magie Hanlon and all different events happening all around the world.

8. Tutoke Media - Inside Tutoke you will find music & photo sharing , news update about sports, entertainment and celebrities and the latest gossip.

9. Tanzania Mwandi - Its all about foreign, local and international affairs,business news , entertainment and sports news

10. Birding Tanzania - Welcome to the birding blog maintained and managed by Derek Kverno during the year he and his wife Aimee Dowl lived in Dar es Salaam and traveled throughout Tanzania.