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Direct access to the library catalogue. Commercial Sex Work or Ukuphanda? Wojcicki, Janet Maia. New search for: Wojcicki, Janet Maia. Kluwer Academic Publishers , Dordrecht; New search for: Kluwer Academic Publishers. Abstract This article introduces the conceptof ukuphanda, a Zulu verb that is used todescribe the sex-for-money exchanges that takeplace outside of commercial sex work in Sowetoand Hammanskraal area, South Africa. In linewith the ethnographic literature from othersareas of sub-Saharan Africa, it is argued thatwomen who exchange sex for money in taverns donot self-identify as commercial sex workers andexperience less stigma from the community.
Unlike commercial sex work as characterized bythe commercial sex work in Hillbrow,Johannesburg , which is understood to beassociated with short skirts and otherrevealing attire, sex-for-money exchange in thetaverns is viewed as more private, ambiguousand informal. Previous Next. To NOA image database Close. How to get this document? Open Access Version. There is an Open Access version for this licensed article that can be read free of charge and without license restrictions.
