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Lobolo or
lobola in Zulu, Xhosa, Swazi, Silozi,
Shona and
northern and
southern Ndebele (mahadi in Sesotho,
mahari in Swahili,
magadi in
Sepedi and Setswana...
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Messeri E. (1967): "Variabilità
morfologica del
lobolo auricolare in Sardegna". Atti Soc. Peloritana, Sc. Fis. mat. nat., 13 (1/2):...
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within a community. A
lobolo is a
bride price where the groom's
parents provide a sum of
money as
demanded by tradition.
Lobolo is a
traditional practice...
- a
language fundi. lobola,
meaning bride price, from (and
referring to)
lobolo of the
Nguni languages mahem, the grey
crowned crane,
known in
Latin as...
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phrases like bride-pricing, dowry, bride-wealth, and some
indigenous words: "
lobolo", "mala", "bogadi", and "chiko" all make up
different codes of
bride purchases...
- of the
girls marry before 18. The
practice of
bride price,
known also as
lobolo, is
common in Malawi, and
plays a
major role in
forced marriage. Wife inheritance...
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leading to
maternal death. In Botswana, many
families still follow the
lobolo custom where men pay a woman's
family in
order to take her as a bride. This...
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engaged and
married a year after. They
planned their traditional marriage lobolo after their wedding.
Atandwa is the son of John Kani and
Mandi Kani. Fikile...
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amount can vary from a
token to a
great sum, real
estate and
other values.
Lobolo (or Lobola,
sometimes also
known as Roora) is the same
tradition in most...
- marriage) is
linked to
parts of Sub-Saharan
Africa and
Oceania (also see
Lobolo). A
study in 2002
estimated that at
least one in five
women in the world...
