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| Friday, 28 September, 2001, 10:36 GMT 11:36 UK Swazi king takes eighth wife ![]() King Mswati III's eighth bride was picked out at the annual reed dance By Thulani Mthetwa in Mbabane King Mswati III of Swaziland has stunned the country by taking a 17-year-old schoolgirl as his eighth wife. A formal visit by the king to the girls' parents was made at the weekend completing the traditional wedding process, a source confirmed to the BBC. The marriage has attracted much comment as it comes just weeks after the king imposed a five-year sex ban on young girls saying he wanted to revive the old custom of preserving a young girl's virginity as well as helping halt the spread of HIV/Aids. Some girls told the BBC that by taking a teenage schoolgirl as his wife the king was in effect undermining his own ban. Any man found breaking the cultural ban called "umchwasho" is either fined an animal such as a cow or will be liable to pay about $160. Ban The 33-year-old king picked the schoolgirl called La Masango during the annual reed dance in 1999. She attends the Mjingo High School for Girls in the industrial city of Manzini and is in the fourth form.
Meanwhile, another fianc� is already being groomed for the king. She is also a young student who has been taken from her parents' house to the royal family. This means she no longer has to wear the traditional woven cloth of unmarried girls which distinguishes them from married women. As part of the chastity ban, young women under 19 years old are not to shake hands with men nor wear trousers. They are also expected to wear blue and yellow tassels at all times. The ban was last invoked in 1982 by King Mswati's father but was not enforced following his death soon afterwards. | See also: Internet links: The BBC is not responsible for the content of external internet sites Top Africa stories now: Links to more Africa stories are at the foot of the page. | ||||
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