Explain seven changes that have taken place in payment of bride price in traditional African communities

      

Explain seven changes that have taken place in payment of bride price in traditional African communities

  

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ges that have taken places in payment of bride price in traditional African communities.
- Bride price has been commercialized.
- It is paid in terms of money mostly and not livestock.
- It is not a must to be paid.
- It is sometimes paid to individual parents hence not shared among clan members
- Sometimes paid a cheque/M-pesa not necessarily in person.
- The individual is helped to raise bride price by friends/neighbours and not by extended family.
- A marriage certificate is valued more.
- At times, the couple may discuss the amount of dowry and not the elders.
- Some people evade dowry payments or do not complete paying it due to poverty or selfishness
john3 answered the question on November 1, 2017 at 06:21


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