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Sex workers on average get three customers a day

By James Mwangi | Mar. 2, 2018

Nakuru sex workers demonstrating along Government road in Nakuru town demanding security from police officers

NAIROBI, KENYA: Many Kenyan bachelors find it cheaper and convenient to buy sex on the streets.

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