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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"ilobolo"”.

  1. The legal implications of customary law adoptions in South Africa

    … of customary law adoptions include conferring ilobolo rights in an adopted daughter on the adoptive parent(s) and conferring an obligation on the adopted parent(s) or their family to deliver ilobolo for their adopted son's first iv marriage. In the context of customary law adoptions, ilobolo

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  2. Limits of settlement: Racialized masculinity, sovereignty, and the imperial project in colonial Natal, 1850-1897

    … century by examining debates over polygamy and ilobolo, legislation over alcohol and marijuana use, proper dress and domestic inhabitance while on mission stations, and the many circulations of the Zulu king Cetshwayo kaMpande. I argue that race and masculinity developed discursively as …

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  3. An exploration of cultural practices in relation to women’s social experiences in rural communities, a case study of King Cetshwayo District Municipality

    … the impact of: ukuthwala (bride abduction), ilobolo (bride price), female genitals mutilation, virginity testing, ukungena (levirate custom), African rituals, traditional initiation, wife beating and polygamy on women which are cultural practices that the study paid focus on. These practices …

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  4. An exploration of cultural practices in relation to women's social experiences in rural communities, a case study of King Cetshwayo District Municipality.

    … the impact of: ukuthwala (bride abduction), ilobolo (bride price), female genitals mutilation, virginity testing, ukungena (levirate custom), African rituals, traditional initiation, wife beating and polygamy on women which are cultural practices that the study paid focuson. These practices …

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