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/ 28 December 2007
Brenthurst Clinic in Parktown, Jo’burg, was the one of the first clinics to allow single women to have babies.
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/ 21 December 2007
A man chooses to have many wives. Each wife has her own household. They bear his children and, together, they are a large number. This has been the custom among the Nguni people of South Africa for many generations. Jacob Zuma practises it, as does King Zwelithini and other Zulu tribesmen. But many women have spoken out, saying it is demeaning to women and gives a great sense of inequality.
Soweto is home to a small group of whites who have chosen to make ekasie home — Jabu Ngwenya finds out why.