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REVEALED: Men rent wives out to rich tourists in East Africa for income

Poverty along the Kenyan Coast is now forcing residents to rent out their spouses to rich tourists for some income, it has emerged.

To beat the rising levels of poverty, some Kenyans have been handing over their wives or husbands to the tourists who want a good time before reuniting with them after the job.

Among the persons already in the job is James Kimani, a tour guide, who says that he has been renting his wife out for such since August 2018, in pursuit for that extra coin.

He says that it began when a tourist asked for his help to get a Kenyan woman with whom he was to spend his time with in Kenya, and due to the poverty, he handed over his wife.

However, he says, he had to pass her out as his sister to make her acceptable to the man.

“Yes, I have a nice, bubbly woman. She is dark-skinned, well endowed and naughty. She is my younger sister, very single and well behaved. I can bring her tomorrow,” he reportedly told the white man.

He says that they are still married and love each other, though the woman has been away from home for the last two months after he hooked her up with another tourist, adding that she brings home as much as Sh40,000 a month.

“We still love each other, we are still married and she supports this family. She is the breadwinner,” he added.

Kilifi County Police boss Patrick Okeri confirmed having knowledge of the same, adding that it has grown to an extent that some women even have two husbands, a European and their original Kenyan husbands.

“Recently there was a case of a woman with two husbands, a foreigner and a Kenyan. She shares her house with the foreign husband when he comes to Kenya and when he leaves the country her Kenyan husband comes back home,” he said.

Paul Adhuoch who heads Trace Kenya, a child rights organization, says that the same also affects children who are also targeted by the tourists for sex tourism.

He says that over 13,000 minors engage in sexual activities along the coastal counties annually, the majority of them being girls.

This, he says, has resulted in an increase in unwanted pregnancies and sexually transmitted infections.

danny56:
See why I hate poverty with passion...?

Poverty robs a man of his ego and make him look less of a man. My brother know your God and fight poverty with everything you've got.

mayskit4luv:
That approximately $384 or N140,000 a month... and roughly N4,700 a day! God punish poverty!

yomi007k:
My brother. God bless ur wisdom.


I don hustle taya. God bless our hustle.

tiredoflife:
Use the right word
God doesnt bless hustle
Hustle means to defraud

Except you are not referring to God but satan

yomi007k:
We are both correct.
Hustle also means a state of great activity not necessarily illegal.


noun
1.
a state of great activity.
"the hustle and bustle of the big cities"
Similar:
activity
bustle
hustle and bustle
hurly-burly
commotion
tumult
hubbub
brouhaha
busyness
action
liveliness
animation
movement
life
excitement
agitation
fuss
flurry
stir
whirl
toing and froing
comings and goings
rumpus
ballyhoo
hoo-ha
hullabaloo
to-do
hurry-scurry
pother
Opposite:
peace
2.
INFORMAL•NORTH AMERICAN
a fraud or swindle.
"the hustles being used to avoid the draft"

tiredoflife:
Now hustle to u now is a noun
A noun is a name of a person animal place or thing if I am right.

A verb is an action or what is done

Now say God bless my hustle
Is hustle not a verb in this context

And the verbal definition you have there say to defraud

So you are still wrong
I am right

grandstar:
I am sure its much more than that. I believe the man is lying. I am sure if Nigeria was a tourist nation like Kenya, such would be happening as well.

If the man was saying the truth, I'd be shocked to my bones.