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Amabutho aKwaZulu, young maidens lead anti-GBV march in Durban

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Amabutho aKwaZulu, young maidens lead anti-GBV march in Durban

Young maidens, who joined the march against Gender-Based Violence and Femicide (GBVF) in Durban, say women and girls remain vulnerable and need greater protection from abuse.

The march, led by Amabutho aKwaZulu convenor Sipho Mhlongo, brought together hundreds of Zulu regiments and young maidens.

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