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[africaforum] Africa: Promoting prostitution for more foreign aid and sustaining local businesses

 

Africa: Promoting prostitution for more foreign aid and sustaining local businesses

 

Foreign aid is sexual tyranny in Africa. From sexual abuses committed by Oxfam to open prostitution in African urban areas, particularly in hotels,  our research has found  that this situation is partly fuelled by  foreign aid that has become a tyranny and a tool for continuing colonialism. 

 

The kind of sexual abuses committed by Oxfam are  never reported by the victims and  African authorities  to keep foreign aid flowing. The white man knows this.

 

When sexual abuses frequently committed by  local people are never reported or complained about, I am not sure how abuses committed by the white man who brings money in the country  could be reported.

 

In some  African countries such as Ethiopia, Kenya and Rwanda  where prostitution in hotels are encouraged to attract tourists who obviously bring money to the country, women are encouraged to get into prostitution so that they can be available to the white man in hotels. These white men are aid workers, tourists or business people.

 

This  promotion of prostitution   strategy means that more white people will come in the country bringing more money. Prostitution in Africa especially in urban areas is mainly aimed at the white man. This prostitution is encouraged by some countries in order to keep money flowing in the country  via foreign aid or keep businesses running such the hotel industry.

 

Some aid organisations have been  in Africa for several years but it is hard to  see what  are their real contributions to socio-economic development of the countries they are working for.

 

This situation is caused by the fact that the majority  of these organisations run very small projects that cannot make any tangible difference to the majority of the population. The vast budget  of foreign aid goes to travels,  administration costs, running local branches,  consultancies, etc. Additionally, many  foreign aid workers  are incompetent to solve local problems. Even trying to use  the knowledge acquired at western schools can't help  because the local the problems aren't described in the western books.

 

More at:

Humanitarian aid system is a continuation of the colonial project

https://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/opinion/humanitarian-aid-system-continuation-colonial-project-180224092528042.html

Poverty drives some Kenyans to rent out their wives

Poverty and unpredictable tourism industry forcing men on the east coast to send spouses into prostitution.

https://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/features/kenya-men-rent-wives-tourists-earn-living-180128065008738.html

 

 

 

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