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Zim prostitutes caught selling sperms in SA

by Staff Reporter

08 May 2016 at 12:02hrs | 5266 Views

Zimbabwean women believed to be sex workers have been caught selling Sperms in South Africa. The sperms are being exported to South Africa where they are in demand by sangomas who use them to bring luck, enhance good fortune and boost business.

The sperms, which are allegedly selling for R300 for a 250ml bottle, are also collected for sale in Dubai, where they fetch even higher amounts.

Source - Southern Daily

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