JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - It once cost several head of cattle for a South African man to set himself up with a new wife, but these days many pay in cash, and inflation -- or abuse -- can be a problem.
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NAIROBI, Nov 26 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The number of child brides in Africa will more than double by 2050 if current trends persist because of rapid population growth and limited social change ...
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South African groom and Nigerian bride celebrate wedding after sharing cross-cultural relationship journey online
A Mzansi man and Nigerian bride have married after sharing their cross-cultural relationship journey online, blending traditions in a vibrant wedding celebration.
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South Africans reacted after a bride’s shy wedding kiss highlighted respect for elders and tradition
A bride’s shy reaction during a wedding kiss moment sparked laughter and reflection across social media The moment highlighted how cultural values still shape modern South African weddings. It ...
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