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Meet Paul Zuluka, the Ugandan who works as a male prostitute

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by Harshita Chaarag July 26, 2019
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Most news items relating to prostitution talk about either women and children involved in the profession. But here’s the story of Paul Zuluka, a Ugandan based in South Africa who works as a male prostitute and loves every part of it.

In an interview with a local paper, The Daily Sun, Paul says, “This is the best idea I’ve ever had. I love (sleeping with women) and am great at it, so I enjoy every moment. I get money for doing something I love.”

Charging R400 for each round and an approximate of R2000 for being hired for 24 hours, Paul says, “I help women keep their relationships going and reduce their stress.”

Zuluka came to South Africa in search of employment, but couldn’t find anything. After trying for months, on September 2015 he decided to pursue this profession. The work, he says, is steady and satisfying. There are days when the number of bookings is so so high that it gets difficult for him to handle. He even adds that there have been times when his clients have wanted him to stay longer than the initial booking. There have also been cases where women have gotten attached to him. He maintains that this is just work for him, nothing more.

But Zuluka’s demand is not limited to just women. He says a lot of men have approached him as well. “I also get calls from men who offer me a lot of money, but I’m a man and am only available to women.”

Zuluka’s clients have great things to say for him. One woman, whose partner is unable to satisfy her, said, “I love my boyfriend and don’t want to lose him. What he doesn’t know won’t hurt him.” Another said, “No boyfriend, no stress. I have Paul to satisfy me. I’m a businesswoman. Paul’s the best in the game.”

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Law graduate with over 3 years of experience in the writing sector. Has worked with the Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India and various corporate houses, Non-Profit Organizations, and Companies. Has multiple published research papers in international journals. Has worked for a newspaper and has done editing work for Hachette India Book Publishing Private Limited.

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