BY THE WAY: And how about the pregnant brides?

Since 2010 various Vendors and about to be married couples have benefited being part of HARUSI TRADE FAIR.

This year, 2014, we shall celebrate 5 years of its existence since the Wedding fair inception in year 2010, with more than 6,000 persons who have visited the fair over the years specifically dedicated to the Bride and Groom to be, and their friend and family and wedding industry stakeholders.
  CELEBRATING FIFTH ANNIVERSARY
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I was following the First Ladies Summit on child marriage which recently took place in Lusaka closely since I had received an invitation to attend the same but could not make it due to unavoidable circumstances.

Child Brides 'Exposed to Violence'
AllAfrica.com
Child marriage in Tanzania has led to serious harm, exposing girls to violence including marital rape and female genital mutilation, Human Rights Watch has said. In a report: No Way Out: Child Marriage and Human Rights Abuses in Tanzania, released ...

The big money paid for young girls in Niger

The BBC has been to Niger, which has the highest rate of child marriage in the world with nearly 80% of girls there married by the age of 18.

The African Union has launched a campaign to eradicate child marriage from the continent, saying 14 million underage girls a year should be given back their future.

From Tanzania safari to Kuwaiti brides — a terrorist's road to jihad
The Australian (blog)
AS he touched down in Tanzania for the supposed trip of a lifetime, Mohammed Emwazi was dressed in a green safari jacket. Security officers immediately dismissed his outfit as a careful disguise that he and two friends were taking a safari to celebrate their ...

The Times (subscription)
From Tanzanian safari to Kuwaiti brides: a terrorist's long road to jihad
The Times (subscription)
As he touched down in Tanzania for the supposed trip of a lifetime, Mohammed Emwazi was dressed in a green safari jacket. Security officers immediately dismissed his outfit as a careful disguise that he and two friends were taking a safari to celebrate their ...

Travelling while pregnant is generally safe when you are not experiencing any health complications like multiple pregnancy, high blood pressure, vaginal bleeding, gestational diabetes, cervical problems, prior miscarriage or prior ectopic pregnancy (a pregnancy that develops outside the womb), abnormalities of placenta, pre-eclampsia etc.