South African vote paves way for gay marriage

Gay people in South Africa can be joined in matrimony under new legislation passed by parliament in an unprecedented move on a continent where homosexuality is taboo.

Gay people in South Africa can be joined in matrimony under new legislation passed by parliament in an unprecedented move on a continent where homosexuality is taboo.

Traditionalists said they were saddened. Gay activists said the bill, passed yesterday, did not go far enough.

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