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Sunday, November 1, 1998 Published at 06:25 GMT


World: Africa

Viagra goes on sale in Kenya


The virility drug Viagra has gone on sale in Kenya.

Kenyan television said the pill - which combats impotence in men - would sell for between five hundred and six hundred Kenyan shillings per tablet Viagra, made by Pfizer Laboratories in France, is available in most European countries for between nine and fifteen dollars, but a thriving black market has developed.

Kenya is one of the few African countries where Viagra is legally available.

From the newsroom of the BBC World Service



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