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For decades, early child marriages have stuck out like a sore thumb in many African societies.
SADC: Escaping the jaws of child marriage (Part 2)
Roselyne Sachiti Features, Health & Society Editor Continued from last week . . . Malawi Another SADC country struggling with child marriages is Malawi. In Malawi, child marriages stand at…
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