Zim Slay Queens Take Over SA Streets! Locals Fuming as Foreign Workers Flood Jelico
Outrage has erupted online after a swarm of Zimbabwean sex workers descended upon Jelico Street in Kempton Park, Johannesburg.
Photos circulating on social media depict a scantily clad congregation of women, their “work attire” leaving little to the imagination of salivating male clients.
The women huddle close together, hoping to entice passing motorists into their illicit trade.
An outspoken South African anti-immigrant activist, upon interacting with the group, discovered that most communicate in Shona, the dominant language in Zimbabwe.
Reports suggest a rise in Zimbabwean women resorting to sex work in South Africa, driven by the crippling job scarcity in both nations. Apparently, Zimbabwean women outnumber their counterparts from Zambia, Mozambique, Swaziland, and Botswana in South African brothels.
While sex work is an ancient practice, it remains widely condemned. Many of these women, driven by economic desperation, claim they migrated to South Africa seeking employment, only to find themselves lured into the sex trade due to rampant unemployment.
