29 year old Rabelani Ramali a
community worker from rural Limpopo
province in South African has launched a
contest in the country where girls who are
virgins at 35 and below would be rewarded
with R100,000 or less plus medals; gold, silver
or bronze, depending on their ages
Rabelani who has fathered five children by four
women out of wedlock, says he decided to
come up with this idea to help checkmate the
rate of unwanted pregnancies and HIV cases
amongst south African women. He said his
NGO, SA Virgin Girls Awards, which was
registered in November 2013, is set to take on
this task as he has recruited 31 volunteer
workers who would help disburse forms among
women in schools, market, churches and other
places.
Rabelani said he has contacted local medical
doctors who have agreed to help him carry
out the virginity test on the girls who would
come forward to get tested.
R100,000 would be given to virgins between
the ages of 31 and 35, R50,000 for those aged
26 to 30 and R25000 for those aged 21 to 25.
He expects donors to make the prize money
available to the winning contestant
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