kutambisa mari uko stonyeni inoita pondo wotambisa mari yese iyo kuda kudya wega muti wemusango?

ingonobhadhara zve iwe nhaiwe? hantie kunzwa uyo akuchema manje

pamuchona kuti mombe yehumai yakakosha in our culture, zvemitemo yamunoisirwa nevanhu vanenge varova kambucha ,kuchazvirega henyu

Zimbabwean men can now pay roora/lobola only if they want to do so as a bride price is now a moral decision rather than a legal requirement under the New Marriages Act. This was said by the director of the Law Development Commission (LDC), Netsai Zvakasikwa, during a recent interactive public legal awareness meeting aimed at clarifying the main provisions of the recently enacted Act, in Masvingo Province. Zvakasikwa said that although the Government acknowledges moral values and cultural customs surrounding marriages, the payment of bride price is no longer obligatory. The Chronicle quoted Zvakasikwa as saying: Chiefs have expressed disapproval of the Civil Marriages Act provision stating that “roora” consideration is no longer a requirement. However, as indigenous Zimbabweans, we are attempting to make it clear that we did not create the civil marriage system; rather, we inherited it. Some traditional leaders believe that the changes to marriage laws are a threat to Zimbabwe’s prevalent marriage culture where the payment of bride price is key. Zvakasikwa said people should continue adhering to their traditional marriage practices. She said: As a result, we are continuing the civil marriage tradition, much as our former colonisers did, though our values and customs still emanate from Zimbabwe. We are not advocating that you ignore the required “roora” payment in order to comply with the Act. Though the Act’s provisions stipulate that it is no longer required, do it because it is part of our culture. LDC deputy chair, Rex Shana said soon, villagers will no longer need to travel to cities to solemnise marriages as traditional leaders will be designated to officiate customary marriages. He said: Chiefs will soon be designated to officiate customary marriages within their respective jurisdictions following the new requirements. According to the recently passed statute, chiefs are awaiting induction. We are not abolishing their customs; however, the Act has introduced new obligations, such as verifying that the couple getting married is at least eighteen years old and that they are unrelated in any way, meaning that a brother cannot wed a sister or a cousin. Cousins by birth cannot get married. The LDC is conducting nationwide legal awareness meetings on the Marriages Act [Chapter 5:17] enlightening communities about the new law and its applicability to them. LDC is responsible for conducting research, making recommendations, and providing legal advice to the government and other stakeholders on matters related to law and justice.

Baba vebenzi havana mufaro

lobola is cheaper than roora. this guy is demanding roora he paid.

tochazvirega izvi zvirikunyanya kuyendwa

Haa nyaya iripo Kongaring ndeyekuti abatwa, mazuva ano hakuna zvekuti ndewangu chete, kava kashoma. Both groom and bride vaita munyama wekuti bride akaita careless nemaAffairs ake. Ini ndinoti, hatingarambe tichiita zvekubhadhariswa roora. Its 2023, zvinhu zvachinja, vanhu vachinja. Regai vanhu varoorane nekuda kwavo, voedza kuita mhuri isingaputsiki. Asi kana zvikaramba, hapafaniri kuzoita kurwadziwa kunobva mukuti "ndakabhadhara roora"... Its 2023 guys, mobility has increased rapidly, comms are instant and easy, you have equal rights, women nolonger think like "women", we have the same aspirations, desires, dreams, goals etc.... Saka nyaya yeroora iyi, mavakungozvipa mastress ari unnecessary.

Ummmmmm,pakaipa pakaipa. Ngaapiwe 2700,mukadzi uyo ishinda iyo,anomutsabvurirwa ne machinda blaz uyu guys,ngaatsvage wematongo hake asaite stress nemunhu anotosvika ku desert uyo.

Bvapo iwe pakaiswa the word lobola in brackets ukuda kuita teacher pa pindula here

✈✈🍌🍌 Imagine if the wife had cheated with someone like me anenge asina kana cent raanenge asina kana kubvisa. #RESPECT!!!

It's bride price not " pride* @ anonymous

Pride price yekuita cy ko kungoti roora 😂😂😂 umwe unonyura chete

What is pride price? Silly. Its called dowry. Get your schools back if you are so ignorant. Muri kuda kuzviita varungu, apa Chirungu chacho hamuchi gone.