Times Of Swaziland: SA men come to SD  hunting for sex

SA men come to SD  hunting for sex
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The Editor on 01/12/2009 00:00:00


Sir,
It does come as a shock for such a tiny country as Swaziland to be leading in
infections like HIV/AIDS, but not to me. As scary and de-motivating as it is to
see our country instead of topping the worlds richest because of its size, it
tops the world in diseases and all the wrong things. It does not surprise me any
more anyways.
Our leaders are greedy, greedy, greedy! There is a high rate of corruption!
Those who are at the top of the food chain are perverted in every sense of it.
We are starving, there are no job opportunities! What more would one expect?
We have the most beautiful girls in the land and they give themselves to so many
rich men who aren’t serious about marriage because they are hungry and
desperate to build for their mothers. South African men come here hunting for
easy sex, when the weekend is over; they pack and go to their wives in their
home country, what then do you expect?
Swaziland is known on the ground, for having the most beautiful and cheap women,
who doesn’t know that? The Umhlanga ceremony, as well, has since gained
popularity for men from all over the world who come hunting for easy women and
they get them. Who does not know that that is how HIV/AIDS is spread?
But we still promote these things?
Die
We publish it in the news as if it’s something to be entirely happy about when
in actual fact it’s degrading mostly to our women. We need to wake up as
Swazis or we will die! We as young men of this country get the infected rejects
from these South Africans or whites from all over the world’s so-called
business people if not tourists, my foot!
To the local Swazi governance system, there is the truth, we know it, you know
it and it is out in the world now to see how weak and floppy you are for not
being able to keep things like AIDS and economy under control, in such a tiny
and blessed nation as this.
You have to be kidding me! The king goes with people whenever he goes overseas
who fail to copy from nations like Qatar and how they have their countries under
control? What excuse will they have?
We are lucky South Africa took a portion of this land unto theirs; we wouldn’t
be able to handle any more hectares of land if what we currently have kusehlula
kanje!
Shane Harris
Shane,
Excellent point, especially how some of the so-called tourists have come in here
and ‘enjoyed their weekends’ with the locals. However, I believe it is up to
us to defend our culture and therefore if the impression is created that the
reed dance is an event that should allow horny men to have their way with our
beautiful maidens, then we need to both speak against it and discourage it.
I do believe we all ought to be proud of this beautiful culture of ours and
defend it with all we have if it is misunderstood, even purposely, by people for
their selfish gains. It is a good tourist attraction, and therefore let us use
it profitably.
The unfortunate thing about this country is that the leaders and politicians
have not taken the fight against HIV/AIDS seriously and you will look around for
incidents that suggest that it is business as usual in many aspects that
perpetuate the stereo-type, hence we are struggling to contain the pandemic.
Editor.