Katlego Sekhu

Two men in the Free State are now able to use their wives’ surnames after their spouses successfully challenged the law in court.
Following the completion of their marriage certificates, they were unsettled by the fact that the law provided for the female spouse to change her surname, but not for the male spouse to do so. The judge ruled in their favour.
The high court in Bloemfontein has given parliament two years to remedy the Births and Deaths Registration Act, which it found unconstitutional.
In light of this, The Drive 959 team asked, “Is this something that our society is ready to accept in practical terms? What’s your take?”
Tune in to the podcast below for the full discussion:
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