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Twenty-seven pregnancies were recorded this year in only one school in Limpopo, and his students take it to the "Benedictines", reports Sowetan Live.
Pregnant girls would come from Molautsi High School to Blood River, near Seshego, and are expected to be in grades 10, 11, and 12.
A Grade 11 student interviewed by the publication accused "Benedictines" of having impregnated some of his comrades.
The student was quoted as saying that pregnant girls They said that they did not want to do without money and that the so-called "blessers", older men, had satisfied this need.
"Some of these men have several girlfriends in the area," said the student.
A Grade 12 student reported that older men entertained each other when schoolgirls patronized local taverns
The number of pregnancies at school was confirmed by the spokesperson's publication The provincial ministry spokesman said that increased awareness in and out of schools was needed to prevent pregnancy.
"Together we can make the necessary impact and our learners will be able to stay in school and focus on their studies. . Education is a constitutional right that we must all protect. According to the spokesman, the spokesman said:
The number of students enrolled in the school accounts for fourteen of the total number of pregnant students, it was reported.
The newspaper spoke to a resident of the school. They said that they believed that schoolgirls were afraid to get contraceptives at a nearby clinic.
"Some students hear stories of nurses insulting girls, so they choose not to go and save themselves from humiliation". A spokesman for the Limpopo Health Department urged the girls not to accept the gifts of older men, stating that a program known as "A Blesser Must Fall" is being rolled out .
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