MEET A MAN WHO MAKES A LIVING BY HAVING SEX WITH BOTH MARRIED AND UNMARRIED WOMEN WHOSE PARTNERS FAIL TO SATISFY THEM IN BED

MEET A MAN WHO MAKES A LIVING BY HAVING SEX WITH BOTH MARRIED AND UNMARRIED WOMEN WHOSE PARTNERS FAIL TO SATISFY THEM IN BED.

Paul Zuluka said his job is to satisfy women in bed.

“This is the best idea I’ve ever had. I love s.ex and am great at it, so I enjoy every moment. I get money for doing something I love,” said 27-year-old Paul Zuluka from Meadowlands, Soweto.

“I help married women keep their relationships going and reduce their stress.”

He said he started his business in September 2015 because he could not find work.

“I’m a Ugandan graduate. I came to South Africa to get a job in 2014, but that didn’t happen so I had to do something,” said Paul.

But Paul’s Man-For-Hire business also has its challenges.

“I also get calls from men who offer me a lot of money to satisfy their wives, but I’m a man and am only available to women only because men cant be trusted. They can call you to sleep with their wives then kill you or take you to court for adultery,” he said.

Paul says it is also difficult when he has too many clients in one day. He says it becomes a problem when women book him for one round, change their minds and want three or four.

“It messes up my work schedule,” he said.

“They forget there are other married and divorced women who want a piece of me as well.”

Paul explained that sometimes women start getting too attached.

“I’m just doing my job.”

He says most of the women come from Sandton.

“Some even offer more cash. Some times I do 6 or more of them in one room to beat congestion as many want to be satisfied sexually", he said adding that most of his clients are married women.

Daily Sun spoke to a beautful married woman who said Paul was perfect.

“My husband travels a lot because he works for government and many weeks pass without sex. I have Paul to satisfy me. I’m a businesswoman. Paul’s the best in the game than my hubby,” she said.

Another woman said she has a boyfriend but he doesn’t satisfy her, so Paul saves her relationship.

“I love my boyfriend and don’t want to lose him. What he doesn’t know won’t hurt him,” she said. Paul charges R400 for one round and R2 000 for 24 hours.

SOUTH AFRICAN GAY COUPLE SIRE TRIPLETS

South African gay couple sire triplets

- A gay couple in South Africa has made history as the first homosexuals to father triplets using both of their DNA

- Christo and Theo Menelaou provided their sperms which were used to fertilise two eggs from a surrogate mother.

- They met the surrogate through disgraced athlete Oscar Pistorius  Two men have given birth to triplets becoming the first gay couple to sire children using both of their DNAs. The South African gay couple made it possible to have the three babies who include a set of identical twins using a surrogate mother.

The two provide sperms to fertilize two eggs from the surrogate who then gave birth to the three children. The triplets named Joshua, Zoe and Kate were delivered on July 2 this year albeit prematurely. According to the BBC which quoted the Gay Times magazine, Christo and Theo Menelaou met with the surrogate mother through deposed athlete Oscar Pistorius They were neighbours with Pistorius and met with the surrogate during a get together after the conclusion of the athlete’s case where he had been facing trial for shooting his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp. Christo while speaking during an interview with Sky News said it was hard to be allowed to adopt and that they had no idea they would meet a surrogate who would accept their offer. READ ALSO: Nyamira man slaughters his two kids before he is killed by angry residents (video) According to the Telegraph, doctors had recommended that the couple terminate two of the pregnancies after one of the eggs split into two but they declined.

Betty Kyallo finally back on TV close to four months after quitting KTN

Betty Kyallo quit KTN on a Friday night August 3rd 2018, she was overwhelmed by emotions that she actually shed tears on a live broadcast during her last show on KTN.

Almost four months have passed since Betty was last seen on air anchoring news, she left KTN to join K24 where is yet to anchor news.

Betty Kyallo has been rehearsing for her first day on air on K24, she will be unveiled officially to the K24 audience in a few days time.

Weekend with Betty

Betty took to Instagram and shared a poster of her news show dubbed ‘Weekend With Betty’ and revealed how grateful she was for the warm reception at K24.

“Finally! I’ve missed you.  Thank you @k24tv for a warm welcome,” wrote Betty Kyallo.

She however did not reveal the exact date she will make her debut on K24, but you can tell it could be from Friday November 30th onward.

In a separate photo, Betty was also seen chilling at K24 studio with her kid sister Gloria Kyallo.

FAMILY OF 8-MONTH-OLD BABY STOLEN IN MOMBASA OFFER KSH 100,000 REWARD TO ANYONE WHO FINDS HER

FAMILY OF 8-MONTH-OLD BABY STOLEN IN MOMBASA OFFER KSH 100,000 REWARD TO ANYONE WHO FINDS HER

Mombasa family desperately looking for their 8-months-old baby has offered a cash reward of KSh 100,000 for anyone with information as to her whereabouts. Baby Consolata Wamboi was stolen from her mother in Mombasa on Thursday, November 8, at about 1pm.

"We are still searching for baby Consolata Wambui, whoever is having Baby Consolata ,9 days now, the parents have suffered enough. Kindly return the young one," read an update.

Her family and friends have been appealing to the public to help find the baby since the matter was reported the matter at the Nyali Police station under OB number 102/08/11/2018.

NAIROBI HOUSE HELP SPILLS THE BEANS AFTER BEING FORCED TO WASH CORPSE EVERYDAY AT GUN POINT

NAIROBI HOUSE HELP SPILLS THE BEANS AFTER BEING FORCED TO WASH CORPSE EVERYDAY AT GUN POINT

- The woman was employed as a house help in Pangani, Nairobi

- Her employer, Mohammed Abdi Noor, paid her KSh 6,500 as monthly salary

 - She was ordered to wash a corpse stashed under a bed and the new task saw her salary increased to KSh 7,000

 - The woman declined and was kicked out without two-months pay A 27-year-old woman stunned a Nairobi Court after she sued her former boss who she claimed withheld her two months wages after she declined to wash a corpse hidden under his bed. The case was filed before Kibera Senior Principal Magistrate Elizabeth Juma who was informed that Mohammed Abdi Noor refused to pay the petitioner KSh 13,000.

In her statement, the woman said she worked for Noor as a house help and he had agreed to pay KSh her 6,500 monthly, but the pay was increased by KSh 500 after she was ordered to take up the new assignment. “One week after I started working for the family, Noor’s wife told me that if my work remained as impressive, she would give me a KSh 500 raise to the KSh 6,500 that I was earning. She added that they had a new assignment for me, which her husband would brief me about later,” she stated.

According to the woman, the male body was wrapped in a mat and hidden under his employer's bed in an apartment in Pangani, Nairobi. “He asked me to push the bed away from the wall. I stepped on something and when I looked down, I jumped in shock. “He said I will be required to clean the corpse. When I declined, he shoved his gun at me and said I would do it by force,” the court was told.

The woman said the instructions of sprucing the lifeless body included using water, bath gel and face towel. The dead man, her employer stated, was to be cleaned from the face, body and down to its groin region. The court was also informed that a man, who her employers branded to as doctor, would come to the house regularly to treat the body. Noor's wife also warned her against touching money which appeared under the corpse. “She told me the doctor came to treat the body so it does not smell. She also warned me to touch the wad of money that mysteriously appeared below the body at my own risk,” the woman quoted words of her employers wife. On Friday, September 28, she alleges Noor got violent with her after she declined to perform the new task. She claimed her employer sexually assaulted her and also beat her, an altercation that attracted his wife who was asleep. The woman was later thrown out of the house without payment of her two-months work. This prompted her to report the matter to the police, FIDA Kenya, Ministry of Labour, Kenya Human Rights Commission and Central Organisation of Trade Unions (Cotu). Her employer was arrested and charged with declining to pay her and also holding a body and stopping it from being buried.

KCPE 2018 results in numbers

KCPE 2018 results in numbers
400 and above - 12,273
301 to 400 mks - 228,414
201 to 300 mks - 574,927
101 to 200 mks - 234,573
1 to 100 mks - 2,177

Boys - 527,294 (50.1%)
Girls - 525,070 (49.9%)
Total - 1,052,364 candidates
#KCPE2018 #KCPE2018Results

Why Embu men prefer gayism to circumcised girls

Embu Gender, Children and Culture Executive Dr Joan Mwende Photo:Courtesy

Female circumcision is fuelling the spread of homosexuality in Embu County, an official has warned.
Gender, Children and Social Services Executive Dr Joan Mwende expressed concern that same-sex relationships were taking root in Embu as men avoided women who had faced the knife.

“Many young men believe Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) kills a woman’s libido. Some men say female circumcision is like immersing charcoal in water and then trying to light it! Consequently, they prefer “uncut” girls and if they cannot find them, they turn to gayism,” claimed Dr Mwende.
Dr Mwende warned that circumcised girls who are shunned by men are further traumatised, in addition to dealing with the pain and bitterness of having been forcefully subjected to FGM.
She said that in some cases, girls as young as five years old were being circumcised after the older ones are ‘cut’.
Speaking at Siakago Social Hall when she launched a team of champions tasked with fighting FGM during the holiday period when most girls are subjected to the cut, she urged stakeholders to join hands in fighting the retrogressive rite of passage as it risks stunting the population of the county.
“Homosexuality is rising fast in Embu. Combined with miraa-chewing, this risks reversing population growth in a county that has less than 600,000 people. We must fight FGM and homosexuality for the sake of our future and continued existence of our community through generations,” she said.
In April, Eastern Regional Coordinator Wycliffe Ogallo and Regional HIV Coordinator Marion Mashoo raised concerns over the rise in gayism and prostitution in the counties of Embu, Tharaka-Nithi and Meru, which could slow down the fight against HIV/Aids.
The three counties had 5,865 female sex workers and 737 men who have sex with men enrolled in a programme by the National Aids Control Council (NACC) in 2016.
Embu had 1,031, Tharaka-Nithi 1,442 and Meru 3,391 female sex workers in that period.
Statistics for men who have sex with other men (for pay) showed Embu had 117, Tharaka-Nithi 111 and Meru 509. The region had about 600 people who inject themselves with drugs.
Mashoo said they were concerned that the three groups have the highest risk of contracting and transmitting HIV, yet they also have the least access to prevention, care and treatment services because their behaviours are often stigmatised and even criminalised.
She said they had engaged in campaigns to sensitise those key populations to embrace condom use and frequent HIV testing in combating the menace.
Ogallo said the rise in same-sex relationships in the three counties was a cause for worry since the habit was alien to the region’s cultures.
“The rise in gayism could be attributed to the dismantling of traditional African customs, when penalties for such acts were harsh. We are concerned that same-sex relationships and prostitution could slow the fight against HIV,” he warned.
He said they had instructed all hotels, bars and entertainment joins to have stocked condom dispensers.