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The 2025 Rwanda Demographic and Health Survey (RDHS) provides new insights into fertility preferences among married couples.

The survey shows that nearly half of married women and men have reached their desired family size, while many others prefer delaying childbirth by at least two years. These findings reinforce the importance of accessible family planning services and evidence-based health policies.

Read the full analysis on Afriwed News.

https://afriwedd.com/fertility-preferences-rwanda-2025-rdhs-preferred-family/

2025 RDHS: Nearly half of married Rwandans do not want more children | AfriWed Fertility preferences in Rwanda's 2025 RDHS show nearly half of married couples want no more children and delay births preferred family.

Marriage and companionship follow different timelines for different people.
The reported story of Phoebe Njoki Njagi, who married for the first time at 69, has reignited discussions about societal expectations, personal choices, faith, and changing perspectives on relationships later in life.

Read the full analysis on Afriwed News.

https://afriwedd.com/late-marriage-kenya-69-year-old-woman/

69-year-old Kenyan woman marries for the first time after decades of waiting | AfriWed Late Marriage inspires hope as a 69-year-old Kenyan woman reportedly marries for the first time after decades of faith.

Unresolved relationship trauma continues to affect how individuals build trust, communicate, and form emotional connections. Experts highlight the importance of self-awareness, healthy boundaries, and emotional healing in creating successful relationships.

Our latest Afriwed News feature explores the psychological impact of past relationship experiences and the path toward rebuilding trust.

https://afriwedd.com/emotional-wounds-trust-new-relationships/

The shadow of the ex: How past relationship trauma shapes trust in new relationships | AfriWed emotional wounds can shape trust in new relationships. Learn how past pain affects love, healing and future bonds.