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Teenage pregnancies rise in Cape Town as City Health promotes early antenatal care

3 February 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

In 2025, 22 097 women accessed City of Cape Town Health facilities for basic antenatal care – 1 230 were teenagers under 18.Read More at Source

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