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Child marriages and teenage pregnancies remain high in Malawi. The country has one of the highest rates of child marriages in the world. UNICEF estimates that 9% and 46% are married by 15 and by 18 years old respectively. Apart from certain related harmful cultural practices, teenage pregnancies are one of the main causes of child marries. Teenage pregnancies remain high because of high unmet need for contraceptives, peer pressure and other harmful cultural practices like Kusasa fumbi (interpreted as shaking off the inexperience in sex by doing it) and kutomera (Some worthy community members choosing a girl child as a wife when she is still a toddler).
more_horizReproductive health care
Human rights
Health education
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