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HIV Positive Man In Malawi Who Had Sex With 104 Women And Girls To Know His Fate On Friday


A popular sex worker from Malawi, Eric Aniva, who said he had sex with 104 women and girls as part of an ‘initiation ritual’ despite being HIV positive will appear in court on Friday for his expected verdict.
Eric was arrested in July on presidential orders after he admitted in an interview with BBC that he had unprotected sex with girls as young as 12 or 13 years old.

‘Most of those I have slept with are girls, school-girls, some girls are just 12 or 13 years old, but I prefer them older. All these girls find pleasure in having me as their hyena.

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