Woman engages in public sex acts in Middelburg

Motorists were shocked when in broad daylight, they noticed two people having sex right next to one of the town's busiest roads.

A woman, believed to be a prostitute, was seen having sex with two different men in public, in a matter of minutes. The disgraceful incident happened around 10:00 on Saturday next to a busy Cowen Ntuli Street, close to the railway bridge by the Midway Inn.

It is believed that the two clients were part of a group of road contractors working underneath the bridge at the time. Two videos of the deplorable acts were shot by a bystander.

Several prostitutes, normally stationed next to the road between the former J&J Auctioneers and Towers Motel, offer their services to truck drivers. It is believed that many of them reside in the nearby area.

In the video, the prostitute can be seen having sex with one man before she’s approached by another man seconds later.

She takes money from the client and then bends over in full view of the public. After completing the first act, she lifts her dress to her chest, displaying her nude body to the next client.

The videos show both acts in graphic detail and are not suitable for publishing.

According to eyewitnesses who were unfortunate enough to witness the public indecency, neither of the men wore condoms.

Municipal spokeswoman, Prudence Magutle, expressed her shock over the incident saying, “Steve Tshwete Local Municipality is leading the province in HIV prevalence and infection, it’s simply mind-blowing that residents can be so irresponsible.”

The municipality regularly collaborates in a number of HIV prevention campaigns, with the focus on sex workers and their health.

“Incidents like these put us back a number of steps in our efforts to combat the spread of HIV.”

According to the local police, the incident was not reported.

SAPS did not respond to further requests for information on how they deal with public solicitation and indecency.

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Jana Boshoff

Jana works as a senior support specialist for Caxton digital. Before that she was a journalist at the Middelburg Observer 15 years where she won numerous awards including Sanlam's Up and Coming Journalist, Caxton Multimedia Journalist of the Year, and several investigative awards. She is passionate about people and the stories untold.
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