They argued that expecting bar owners to prevent sex workers from accessing their premises is unfair, noting that bars operate on an open-service model where all customers are served without...
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Tuzo Mapunda
Mwandishi wa Habari
Mwananchi Communication Ltd (MCL)
Dar es Salaam. Bar owners in Kinondoni District have called on the Government to intervene in regulating the presence of sex workers, commonly known as “madada poa”, in entertainment venues, saying it is not the responsibility of bar operators to control their activities.
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