Prevalence of sexual behaviors, condom use and circumcision by race in three South African surveys – CAPS (Cape Area Panel Survey) 2005 and DHS (Demographic and Health Survey) 1998 and 2003.

*PPPP-values refer to comparisons between the each racial group and the black group within that same survey.aThese analyses are limited to the individuals who are sexually experienced.bAge-gap refers to the respondents most recent sexual partner being 5 or more years older than the respondent. The only exception was the DHS 2003 survey where this gap was measured as 10 years.cThe proportion reporting concurrent relationships in the DHS 1998 is limited to those who are unmarried.dConcurrency in the CAPS is a cumulative prevalence of concurrency in any of the last 10 sexual relationships as detailed in the methods section.eCircumcision prevalence was first measured in Wave 5 of CAPS. The prevalences reported here therefore refer to the males aged 20–30 years old who reported that they had been circumcised [45], [46].