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Foreign nationals will need work permits to sell sex legally in South Africa

“So existing laws would effectively apply. When it comes to the issue of foreign migrants selling sex, they will not be able to sell sex unless they have a work permit or if they have the ability and the right to work – asylum seekers, refugees and those kinds of categories. So, it will be the existing laws apply, and obviously those laws must be applied.” South African Deputy Minister of Justice and Correctional Services John Jeffrey.

Sex workers pull out of ZITF?

Members of the oldest profession are doubtful of their participation at this year’s edition of the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) to be held here next month.

A Christmas break from ‘selling sex’

More than twenty young girls and two boys between the ages of 14 and 17 who sell sex in Hopley and Epworth in order to make a living were in a for a Christmas treat last Saturday courtesy of Protection of Adults and Children Trust (PACT) and entertainment by Gwenyambira Nancy Nasibo Mutize.

Sex workers dollarise

Grief is the real price men pay for sex! with the festive season around the corner, some commercial sex workers in Bulawayo are literally running a promotion in which they are reportedly offering extra-sexual services to clients who would have paid for their services in foreign currency.

Victoria Falls considers charging prostitutes an entry fee

By Leonard Ncube Victoria Falls councillors are considering charging prostitutes an entry fee into the Victoria Falls Truck Stop to control the number of ladies of the night frequenting the facility. Speaking at a recent full council meeting, councillors said they were concerned about the increase in the number of prostitutes at the Truck Stop […]

An encounter between sex workers, MPs

By Sharon Kavhu Sex workers are among the key population areas in HIV responses in Zimbabwe. Statistics from the National Aids Council show that HIV prevalence among sex workers is 56,4 percent. National HIV prevalence has declined from 15 percent in 2014 to 13,81 percent the following year. But, according to NAC, HIV prevalence among sex […]