In addition, the same new provision 60A stipulates that anyone who makes a primary or secondary school girl pregnant is liable to thirty years’ imprisonment. There are significant challenges relating to legal pluralism and contradictions in different statutory laws which need to be addressed in order to prevent CEFM. As already mentioned, Tanzania recognises three types of laws which govern marriages. Applying different types of laws to marriages allows for promotion of certain practices which may drive early and forced marriages. Disharmony in the country’s laws has also given rise to various legal contradictions. The Constitution of the Republic of Uganda stipulates the age at which one can enter into marriage, which is at 18 years.