Cape Town Is the World’s Number 1 Baby Making Capital Research Reveals, Saffas Share Possible Reasons Why

Cape Town Is the World’s Number 1 Baby Making Capital Research Reveals, Saffas Share Possible Reasons Why

  • Research by DC Jewellery's Cities of Love 2022 revealed that Cape Town has the highest rate of babymaking in the world
  • It is reported that the Mother City has the highest birth rate of all the cities on the list with 20 births per 1 000 people in 2019
  • While quite surprising, several Mzansi peeps said blamed the high number of childbirth on factors such as lack of sexual education

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If you ever wondered which country made the most babies in the world – well wonder no more, as it has been confirmed that Mzansi takes the cup, with Cape Town leading the pack.

The residents of Cape Town certainly aren’t afraid of getting intimate, with the highest birth rate of all the cities. Hopefully, we don't have to explain to you what birth rates have to do with how loving a city is!

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Cape Town, World’s Number 1, Baby Making Capital
South Africans shared possible reasosn why Cape Town has such a high birthrate. Image: Stock Image/GettyImages
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This is according to DC Jewellery's Cities of Love 2022 which compiled research based on data collected in 2019 that reveals that there are 20 births per 1 000 people in Cape Town.

“The residents of Cape Town certainly aren’t afraid of getting intimate, with the highest birth rate of all the cities on the list of 20 per 1,000 people. SA’s death rate is 9.3 deaths per 1,000 people, meaning that the birth rate is more than double the death rate there,” the research found, as reported by TimesLive.

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The Mother City is closely followed by Istanbul and Sydney.

Mzansi netizens react

While the news came as a shock to some South Africans, others weren’t so surprised as they blamed the high number of childbirth on factors such as lack of sexual education and low accessibility to contraceptives in the country. Check out some of the comments on Facebook:

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Moshe Dichaba said:

“The first blessing God gave to man"...be fruitful and multiply, fill the earth and subdue it..." Well done Capetonians doing the word.”

Nick Bacon wrote:

“Naturally it’s known that 3rd world countries have a higher birth rate due to limited accessibility of contraceptives and limited education, however, due to the poverty we also have a higher death rate and life expectancy is lower than first world countries. This is not a good stat considering we can barely support the current people let alone new ones to this country.”

Anel EN-Manie du Preez shared:

“But it’s because Sassa pays them for each and every successful spyker session... mos?”

Matt Sabos responded:

“This is shocking hence the cycle of poverty, crime, and unemployment shalt continue ‍♂️ if you cannot live up to the responsibility of having a child then one should not even think of having one.”

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In another story, Briefly News reported that well-known social media influencer and clairvoyant, Sis Gugu (@sissgugu) took to Twitter to share her fear of pregnancy and it seems she’s not alone.

Pregnancy is a major life-changing event in every woman's life. Instead of being a joyful experience, pregnancy may become a worrisome and fearful event for some women, for various reasons.

The stunner revealed that she is more than willing to put off bringing a life into the world for as long as possible.

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