Should prostitution be legalised for the 2010 World Cup?It’s a touchy issue and one with which not everyone is comfortable. Regardless of your views, however, prostitution is a grim reality in South Africa just as it is everywhere around the world.
Along with the joys of the 2010 World Cup Tournament comes the potential for an influx of trade for sex workers – and the even darker side of sex work, including human trafficking. Shine 2010 gets to grips with some of the issues with Marlise Richter, a lecturer at the Steve Biko Centre for Bioethics and Jo-Ann Downs of the African Christian Democratic Party.
source: http://www.shine2010.co.za/Community/media/p/1831.aspx
what is the difference, nematendani and sex workers or danny jordan. they all fall in same catergory. those who voted this the whole package they have and it will serve them good. The orther day they failed to controll chiefs fans, lets see they can controll bucs fans when they go besek. jordan and Nematendani are good chow for hungry wild dogs. one bone will be found in Thsiviliduli and another in King Williams Town. SAFA will be ungovernable untill these woman are out of their booster sits. The buck stops with the soweto giants, period. These two blind mice jordan and mvenda boy are a recipe for chaos. These are damn freaken haters, they plan evil.
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