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Tusiwabebeshe wanawake mzigo wa kutozaa
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Tusiwabebeshe wanawake mzigo wa kutozaa

Mwananchi about 2 hours 1 mins read
Fikiria mwanamke aliyeolewa kwa miaka kadhaa, lakini hajapata mtoto. Kila anapokwenda kwenye vikao vya familia, swali analokutana nalo ni moja: “Mtoto lini?” Anapopita muda, minong’ono inaanza. Wengine wanamwita tasa, wengine wanamshauri atafute dawa za kienyeji, na wengine hata kumshawishi mume wake aoe mwanamke mwingine.

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