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Wuoche:
Your arguments are based on rumors, you don`t have facts.

surplusk:
Do u know what, I have watch and seen a thousands of Kenyan pussies and ass on different porn site on youtube they even go as far as having personal porn site what a life. In short I felt so much pity for Kenyan's women, they even go as far as been a lesbian. This is so embarrassed and so annoying. You are here talking about prostitution when your women are busy showing up their dirty ass and pussy what a shame. I will rather remain silent and watch your stupidity.

Jonraid:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=epfED62IA8Q?t=1



Black magic makes Nigerian girls fall into prostititution

Mkenya2019:
You like lying. CEDIS in 2014 dropped by 40% - making it the world worst-performing currency alongside your buddies Zambia - and the country was unable to meet it's debt obligation, leading to your pleading for IMF emergency help.

https://www.ft.com/content/195ce3ec-1a5f-11e4-8131-00144feabdc0

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2014-08-04/ghana-turns-to-imf-for-emergency-help-as-currency-crisis-deepens

Just30:
me my argument is based on rumours


funny lad

be here and be making noise

the railway that you borrowed to build is not even breaking even so you cant repay the debt.

China has refused to give you the remaining money
so the railways was built to nowhere.

Jonraid:
Here is an Al Jazeera masterpiece.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMef3Xt0IHk?t=3



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xw-aaFPLOdw

Wuoche:
Pornography acting and prostitution are two different things, the latter is worse

Problemkid1:


Child exploitation takes place in different forms in Kisumu, Nairobi and Mombasa. These include domestic servitude; forced labour in supermarkets, hotels and restaurants; forced begging on the streets; sexual exploitation; and forced marriage.

Common forms of deception used by traffickers are offers of well-paid jobs and free education. Online grooming and/or abduction are also common.

STOP THE TRAFFIK

INTELLIGENCE REPORT:

KENYA
Child trafficking in Nairobi, Mombasa & Kisumu

LAST UPDATED: 27.06.2019
Summary
Child exploitation takes place in different forms in Kisumu, Nairobi and Mombasa. These include domestic servitude; forced labour in supermarkets, hotels and restaurants; forced begging on the streets; sexual exploitation; and forced marriage.

Common forms of deception used by traffickers are offers of well-paid jobs and free education. Online grooming and/or abduction are also common.

Analysis


Domestic servitude is the main hidden industry in which child labour exploitation takes place. This is seen predominantly in private middle-class houses or hotels. Boys and girls are forced to work and are vulnerable to exploitation and sexual abuse. They are unable to leave the house in which they are exploited and they receive no wages for cooking, cleaning or childminding duties. This type of exploitation is hard to spot as victims are hidden from the public.

Sexual exploitation illustration showing neon sign and cash

Sex tourism fuels sexual exploitation of children in Kenya and is most prevalent in Mombasa and Nairobi. Children are groomed and targeted online and forced to work in brothels. Parents and children are also approached directly in the community or via social media with offers of work in exchange for payment of education. Traffickers deceive those from low income areas such as Mukuru, Mathare and Kibera slums in Nairobi and traffic children for the purpose of sexual exploitation to areas such as Westlands. In Kisumu sexual exploitation in brothels is common as truck drivers will pass through these rural areas at night.

STOP THE TRAFFIK

INTELLIGENCE REPORT:

KENYA
Child trafficking in Nairobi, Mombasa & Kisumu

LAST UPDATED: 27.06.2019
Summary
Child exploitation takes place in different forms in Kisumu, Nairobi and Mombasa. These include domestic servitude; forced labour in supermarkets, hotels and restaurants; forced begging on the streets; sexual exploitation; and forced marriage.

Common forms of deception used by traffickers are offers of well-paid jobs and free education. Online grooming and/or abduction are also common.

Analysis


Domestic servitude is the main hidden industry in which child labour exploitation takes place. This is seen predominantly in private middle-class houses or hotels. Boys and girls are forced to work and are vulnerable to exploitation and sexual abuse. They are unable to leave the house in which they are exploited and they receive no wages for cooking, cleaning or childminding duties. This type of exploitation is hard to spot as victims are hidden from the public.

Sexual exploitation illustration showing neon sign and cash

Sex tourism fuels sexual exploitation of children in Kenya and is most prevalent in Mombasa and Nairobi. Children are groomed and targeted online and forced to work in brothels. Parents and children are also approached directly in the community or via social media with offers of work in exchange for payment of education. Traffickers deceive those from low income areas such as Mukuru, Mathare and Kibera slums in Nairobi and traffic children for the purpose of sexual exploitation to areas such as Westlands. In Kisumu sexual exploitation in brothels is common as truck drivers will pass through these rural areas at night.

Forced criminality illustration showing fake DVD, benefits paperwork and begging sign

Forced begging occurs where children and unaccompanied minors living and working on the streets are forced into criminality. These individuals are extremely vulnerable to abuse, and unaware of their legal rights. They may also be trafficked to Somalia for radicalisation. Exploitation in the fishing industry is prevalent on the lakes in Kisumu. Traffickers recruit victims from other countries, refusing to let them off boats, often physically abusing those who complain or try to escape.

surplusk:
Do u really understand the word "phonography acting"? Prostitution itself gave birth to it. Most especially when prostituition has gotten to its highest peak, its gave birth to ponography acting. I wasn't surprised since Kenyan men are given out their wife's out form $1 cheap sex definitely prostitution in Kenya is at its highest peak worse than any other African country.

surplusk:
Do u really understand the word "phonography acting"? Prostitution itself gave birth to it. Most especially when prostituition has gotten to its highest peak, its gave birth to ponography acting. I wasn't surprised since Kenyan men are given out their wife's out form $1 cheap sex definitely prostitution in Kenya is at its highest peak worse than any other African country.

Just30:
Ghana turn to IMF for political reasons and that is why the current government cancel it.


Ghana never was defaulting or even came close to it.



lets talk more on the things that Kenya will be handing over to the Chinese since SGR is making huge losses
because it cant meet it operating cost of 12 billion shillings

Mkenya2019:
Who would turn to the IMF for political reasons? Mahama probably lost the election by calling IMF. Nobody ever wants the IMF. Ghana did not call IMF because they liked it - it because the economy was crashing on Mahama and he had no option except wail and ask for IMF.

I think you're slowly losing your marbles like your countryman Vax.

As regard kenya SGR - we are long away from defaulting - like 30yrs away - we haven't even touched the Railway Development Levy.

Jonraid:
20,000 Nigerian girls in Mali for sex trafficking! The numbers are just shocking!



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zajABlD5XR8

Mkenya2019:
Who would turn to the IMF for political reasons? Mahama probably lost the election by calling IMF. Nobody ever wants the IMF. Ghana did not call IMF because they liked it - it because the economy was crashing on Mahama and he had no option except wail and ask for IMF help.

I think you're slowly losing your marbles like your countryman Vax.

As regard kenya SGR - we are long away from defaulting - like 30yrs away - we haven't even touched the Railway Development Levy.

surplusk:
Can you beat this?


Prostitution in Kenya
Prostitution in Kenya is widespread. [1] The legal situation is complex. Although prostitution is not criminalised by Federal law, municipal by-laws may prohibit it. [2] ( Nairobi banned all sex work in December 2017). [2] It is illegal to profit from the prostitution of others, and to aid, abet, compel or incite prostitution. (Sections 153 and 154 of the Penal Code). [3]
UNAIDS estimate there to be 133,675 prostitutes in the country. [4]
Many foreign men and women take part in sex tourism , which is thriving at resorts along Kenya 's coast. Thousands of girls and boys are involved in full-time child prostitution [5] due to poverty in the region.
Sex workers report abuse, extortion and violence from the police. [3]
Sex tourism on the coast
The ministry for tourism in Kenya has been severely criticised because of its lack of response to the booming sex tourism and child exploitation on the Kenyan coast. [6][7]
In 2006, a study by UNICEF reported that up to 30% of the population of children aged between 12 and 18 in the coastal regions of Malindi, Mombasa, Kilifi and Diani were engaged in some form of sex work. [8]
[9]
Prostitution and health
See also: HIV/AIDS in Kenya
Access to health services is guaranteed by Article 43 of the Kenyan Constitution. However sex workers are often discriminated against and access to health services limited. [3]
Kenya is one of the world's most HIV affected countries. [10] Sex workers are the most affected group within the country. Research has shown that around 30% of sex workers are HIV positive. [10]
Lack of condom use, (both amongst sex workers and the general public), fuelled the spread of HIV and other
STIs. Since 2001, the Kenyan Government has been distributing free condoms (180 million in 2013) and educating the public on their use. [10] A study of Nairobi sex workers in 2015 reported about two thirds always use condoms with clients. This compares with 40% amongst members of the general public who have two or more partners. [10]
HIV and STI testing is voluntary, however as the HIV and AIDS Prevention and Control Act 2006 criminalised HIV transmission, there is some reluctance for sex workers to get tested. [3] The 2015 Nairobi sex workers' study found 86% had been tested, 63% within the previous 12 months. [10]
This booming trade in sex tourism [11] goes on[12] with the Kenyan Tourism Police's full knowledge. They do not want to discourage the hundreds of thousands of white tourists from coming to Kenya’s coast, regardless of the damage it does to young Kenyans. [9][13][14]


Ref:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prostitution_in_Kenya

Just30:
i guess you are blind and typing with a brail

Kuruptnigga:
Why are the moodes banning and deleting my post. They should just allow me to deal with these murderfvckers foolish kenyans, they thought they can fvck with Problemkid1 bombastic fools. You starving fools are very very lucky this time walahi

Mkenya2019:
Who would turn to the IMF for political reasons? Mahama probably lost the election by calling IMF. Nobody ever wants the IMF. Ghana did not call IMF because they liked it - it because the economy was crashing on Mahama and he had no option except wail and ask for IMF help.

I think you're slowly losing your marbles like your countryman Vax.

As regard kenya SGR - we are long away from defaulting - like 30yrs away - we haven't even touched the Railway Development Levy.

NairobiWalker:
There is no single tarmacked road in Ghana.

Problemkid1:
Street view of Lagos CBD