Andreas Derleth, a German now
living in New Zealand, has been
crowned the 2012Mr. Gay World, a gay beauty pageant that took on a more serious
side this year for being held
for the first time in Africa. The
event in South Africa, which
includes a sports challenge and
fitness test, got mainstream media coverage after three black Africans entered. After Mr. Gay Ethiopia entered
the Mr. Gay World contest, his
father cut off all
communications. Mr. Gay
Zimbabwe withdrew, fearing
the publicity was making life difficult for his mother. But Mr. Gay Namibia’s family
accompanied him to the airport
for a warm send-off when he
left for the competition, which
culminated for him and 21 other
men late Sunday in the finals at a Johannesburg casino. Conditions for many LGBT
people Africa can literally be
deadly, with national
governments in at least a dozen
countries outlawing
homosexuality. Just declaring yourself gay in many places can
be life-threatening. Neither of
the black African contestants
made it to the Top 10 of the
event, now in its fourth year. It is amusing to see the scoring criteria for the pageant, and find that
answering an LGBT history
test counted for 5% of the
total, the sports segment for
10% … and the swimsuit part for
20%. The event’s winner, Derleth, is 32, a stationary store manager in Auckland,
where helives with his partner.
outsports.com/jocktalkblog/2012/04/08/new-zealands-andreas-derleth-wins-2012-mr-gay-world/

wot is this world turning to?

i no fit shout. See fine boy wey nigerian gurls for dey cra*ze for.. E go dey chop nya*sh!

Kai wat a waste,and we dey shout up and down say husband no dey

Wow!

tjskii: Kai wat a waste,and we dey shout up and down say husband no dey

my dear, no b small husband no dey!!!! this is a huge waste of manly resources.