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he King of Swaziland, King Mswati III has made a declaration in the country that from June 2019, men will be required to marry at least five wives or go to jail.

A statement by the King called for all men in the country to marry at least five wives, assuring the men that government would pay for the marriage ceremonies and buy houses for them.

“Here’s the deal, marry at least five wives and you’re assured that the government will pay for the marriage ceremonies and buy houses for them.”

King Mswati warned that any man or woman who opposes the decision “will face a life sentence”.

The order, according to IHarare, is to ensure every woman gets a husband as it is believed that men taking more wives will help women get husbands.

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A man with his four wives in Swaziland

Marry 5 wives or be jailed, Swaziland King orders country menThe monarch noted that there are more women than men in Swaziland which he noted was a very serious problem for a country known to be full of virgins.

Reports say that the decision also came following the increasing number of virgins and scarcity of men in the country.

King Mswati himself has 15 wives and 25 children, while his father and predecessor had more than 70 wives and over 150 children.

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Just now, MRI said:

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అక్కడ ఏముందిఇసుక ,snow తప్ప .. Swaziland కి వెళ్ళు Diamonds , కుప్పలు కుప్పలు తెలుగు జనం , especially సీమ రెడ్లు ప్రాజెక్ట్స్ చేస్తున్నారు .. minting millions $'s 

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Good luck to whoever is dreaming .... 26 % of the population is HIV infected.... 

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53 minutes ago, psycopk said:

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49 minutes ago, Hitman said:

అక్కడ ఏముందిఇసుక ,snow తప్ప .. Swaziland కి వెళ్ళు Diamonds , కుప్పలు కుప్పలు తెలుగు జనం , especially సీమ రెడ్లు ప్రాజెక్ట్స్ చేస్తున్నారు .. minting millions $'s 

damn 

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As of 2016, Eswatini has the highest prevalence of HIV among adults aged 15 to 49 in the world (27.2%).[1][2] The HIV/AIDS epidemic in Eswatini, having contributed largely to high mortality rates among productive Swazi age groups, has adversely affected the country’s socioeconomic status and hindered its overall development.

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endukuvayya ee lolli  edo  desi pilla nu 

adrustam unte ee tella pilla or iran pilla nu chesukunte life set

ee lowda lolli naku enduky

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1 minute ago, kevinUsa said:

endukuvayya ee lolli  edo  desi pilla nu 

adrustam unte ee tella pilla or iran pilla nu chesukunte life set

ee lowda lolli naku enduky

Iran aa 

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11 minutes ago, Chitti_Babu said:

Good luck to whoever is dreaming .... 26 % of the population is HIV infected.... 

what do you expect from African countries.. Malaria also still exists and takes major part along with HIV in mortality rate, without these 2  with the kind of birth rate in Africa, population will be out of control in the continent. 

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https://www.africanews.com/2019/05/15/fake-news-eswatini-angered-by-royal-order-polygamy-story/

Fake news: eSwatini angered by royal order polygamy story

The government of eSwatini on Tuesday angrily denied viral online reports that King Mswati III, Africa’s last absolute monarch who has 14 wives, had ordered men to have at least two marriages or face jail.

The story, carried by the Zambian Observer and picked up by several other online publications, said that Swazi men would have to marry several wives starting from June.

King Mswati has 14 wives and more than 25 children. Statistics indicate, however, that 63 percent of the citizens in the kingdom formerly known as Swaziland live in poverty.

 

The story, first published on Monday, said the government would sponsor marriage ceremonies and offer houses to men who entered into polygamous marriages.

It said the king “has declared in… Swaziland that men will from June 2019 be required to marry at least two or more wives or be jailed if they fail to do so”.

Government spokesman Percy Simelane called the story “malicious” and “poisonous”.

“His Majesty has not made any pronouncement to that effect as it has never been an issue raised,” by the people, Simelane said.

He said the story was “not only an insult to the monarchy and the culture of eSwatini but a disgrace to journalism”. The government has demanded that the newspaper retract its story.

AFP

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