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Why commercial s3x workers are now accepting maize, beans for payment

Why commercial s3x workers are now accepting maize, beans for payment

May 25, 2021

Prostitutes in Dema Growth Point, Zimbabwe, are reportedly now accepting buckets of maize and cups of beans as payment from their cash-strapped male clients.

Some of the s3x workers, who spoke to Zimbabwe bloggers, appealed to the government and other organisations for low-interest loans to start income-generating projects to fend for their starving families.

One of the s3x workers, who only identified herself as Alice, said:

“Gone are the days when we used to charge US$5 for the whole night. These days even one dollar is accepted, so that you are able to buy vegetables and tomatoes and cook something for your starving children.”

Alice disclosed that she has three children, one of which is in Form four. The child needs ZIMSEC (Zimbabwe Schools Examination Council) registration fees while the other kids are in Grade seven and Grade One.

She added: “I now even accept a bucket of maize or cups of dried beans as payment for s3x services. At least I am assured that my kids will have porridge.”

Another s3x worker, only identified as Mavis, said she would have opted to be a house helper. She, however, said locals don’t pay.

The s3x workers were attending a Key Affected Populations workshop meant to find ways of reducing HIV and s3xually transmitted infections.

The seminar was convened by the National Aids Council at Dema Growth Point.

 

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