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: 65% of Kenyan men want bride-price cost shared, Mwelekeo Insights survey shows
On Thursday, July 24, Mwelekeo Insights unveiled its opinion poll on how Kenyan men perceive bride price The survey indicated that a majority of Kenyans have varied proposals on how to reform the ...
A woman whose bride price has not been paid is often viewed as "cheap." This has sparked debates on social media. These demands are seen as a barrier to matrimony, with men stating that the financial ...
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