Limpopo Premier Phophi Ramathuba has accused health care workers of indirectly protecting men who make teenage girls pregnant - which in many cases is also statutory rape. This comes amid news that of the mothers who gave birth in the province on Christmas Day, 31 were teenagers. Ramathuba says doctors claim they cannot report such cases due to patient-doctor confidentially. She's warned doctors and nurses that they could be held criminally liable for not reporting such incidents… Ernest Ntimbane spoke to spokesperson for Commission for Gender Equality, Javu Baloyi

<p>Limpopo Premier Phophi Ramathuba has accused health care workers of indirectly protecting men who make teenage girls pregnant - which in many cases is also statutory rape. This comes amid news that of the mothers who gave birth in the province on Christmas Day, 31 were teenagers. Ramathuba says doctors claim they cannot report such cases due to patient-doctor confidentially. She's warned doctors and nurses that they could be held criminally liable for not reporting such incidents&hellip; Ernest Ntimbane spoke to spokesperson for Commission for Gender Equality, Javu Baloyi</p>

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 Limpopo Premier Phophi Ramatuba has accused health care workers of indirectly protecting men who make teenage girls pregnant - which in many cases is also statutory rape.