World Cup South Africa 2010 Prostitution to be Legalised?

admin — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 08:54:07 +0000

About 2.2 millions football fans are expected to make their way to South Africa in 2010 to watch their national team play in the world cup. A million South African football lovers are also expected. Where there is a huge gathering of men watching sports, whether its the Olympic games, football or any major sports tournament, demand for sexual services usually goes up significantly, the same is expected at South Africa 2010.

Health specialist in South Africa are calling on the South African government ahead of the world cup to legalise prostitution and screen the prostitute so that those with HIV/AIDS will be treated and prevented from spreading the infection. It is estimated that about 50% of South African sex workers are infected with HIV.
South Africa is said to be the centre of global HIV with the highest infection rate in the world.

The call to legalise prostitution was first made by former head of the South African police force who argued that if prostitution and drinking is legalise during the world cup, his men would be freed to tackle more serious crime.

The football governing authorities in UK are preparing information about staying healthy for the over 20,000 England football supporters who are expected to travel to South African to see their team play.

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Kevin Keegan wins £2 million damages against Newcastle United

admin — Fri, 02 Oct 2009 16:03:40 +0000

Former Newcastle united manager Kevin Keegan was awarded damages of £2 million plus interest for winning a case he brought against his employers for constructive dismissal.
Keegan brought the case against his employer who sacked him because he did not agree with the signing of a footballer by the club. The panel agreed that in signing Uruguayan midfielder Ignacio Gonzalez, against Keegan’s wishes, the club were in breach of a term in his contract.
Keegan left Newcastle United, owned by businessman Mike Ashley, in September 2008. The club was without a manager for sometime after Keegan was sacked. There has been two managers after Keegan the last one being Newcastle legend Alan Sheerer who was in charge of the club last season when it was relegated from premiership. The club is now a championship club, the owner is currently trying to sell the club for 100Million but not buyers has yet emerged.

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World Cup South Africa 2010 Prostitution to be Legalised?

Kevin Keegan wins £2 million damages against Newcastle United