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. 2020 Nov 6;17(21):8196. doi: 10.3390/ijerph17218196

Table 1.

Summary results of the socio-demographic characteristics for non-endemic areas (Serowe and Palapye) and endemic (Bobirwa) sub-districts (n = 611).

Variables Category Number of Respondents Proportion (%)
Gender Male 174 28.5
Female 437 71.5
Marital Status Single (never married) 430 70.4
Married 122 20
Divorced 9 1.5
Widowed 50 8.2
Age (years) 18–29 135 22.1
30–39 144 23.6
40–49 110 18.0
50–59 89 14.6
≥60 133 21.8
Disability Yes 49 8.0
No 560 91.7
Prefer not to say 2 0.3
Literacy Literate 542 88.7
Illiterate 65 10.6
Prefer not to say 4 0.7
Education None 83 13.6
Primary 177 29.0
Junior Certificate 180 29.5
Form 4–5 (Senior) 90 14.7
Vocational 50 8.2
Tertiary 29 4.7
Prefer not to say 1 0.2
Other 1 0.2
Information access Radio/TV 311 50.9
Health professionals 207 33.9
Printed media 11 1.8
Electronic sources 2 0.3
Family/Friends 29 4.7
Own experience 25 4.1
Other 26 4.3
Family size 1–2 84 13.7
3–5 197 32.2
6–10 229 37.5
>10 101 16.5
Pit latrine (toilet) Yes 516 84.5
No 95 15.5
Drainage system Yes 176 28.9
No 433 71.1
Stagnant water Yes 82 13.4
No 524 85.8
Not sure 4 0.7
Don’t know 1 0.2