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Bar owners in Dar call for government action over sex work presence in nightlife venues

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Tuzo Mapunda
Bar owners in Dar call for government action over sex work presence in nightlife venues
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Bar owners in Dar es Salaam are requesting government intervention to manage the presence of sex workers in nightlife venues. They argue that they should not be held responsible for policing these activities and suggest formal licensing for sex workers.

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The issue highlights the tension between business operations, local law enforcement, and social regulation in Tanzania.

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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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The article presents the perspective of the bar owners while noting the government's previous enforcement actions.

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