Recurrence of adultery in African households: What drives women to cheat on their husbands?

Female adultery, once seen as a social and spiritual affront, has become a common phenomenon in African households. Women like Mariam and Clarisse explain that emotional dissatisfaction and economic hardship drive them to seek attention and support elsewhere. Modernity and the rise of social media also facilitate these encounters, while female emancipation challenges traditional fidelity norms. Dr. Jean-Paul emphasizes that sexual dissatisfaction is a major issue in households, prompting women to claim their right to pleasure.