Contador Harrison

The 2015 African Illicit drug data report is out and undoubtedly provides mounting evidence that crystal meth is becoming a large scale problem for law enforcement and health authorities in Africa with South Africa being the most affected.Methamphetamine hydrochloride, better known as crystal meth or ice, first became a factor in Africa’s illicit drug scene in 2010 during the run up to the FIFA World Cup held in South Africa.Africa health experts currently classes crystal meth as an imminent threat due to  increased seizures in the continent, particularly in East and Southern Africa .On releasing the report, an acting anti narcotic agent described crystal meth as a Africa concern, likening it to the crack cocaine scourge in Western Europe in the 1970s. Rates of use and detection are rising significantly.Crystal meth is just one of a number of amphetamine-type stimulants that are competing for market share against more traditional illicit drugs such as marijuana, cocaine and heroin. At

Partner swapping is one of the most disgusting behaviour according to traditionalists but to liberal minded folks its just a value addition to sexual life .For more than 60 years, swingers numbers have grown incredibly high and the trend is now a global phenomenon. Partner swapping has become a great sexual adventure of a generation and our fascination with it was epitomised by the extra-marital sex romp that costs across the lower, middle, upper classes of societies, young and middle-aged couples who head off to retreats every now and then together.Though the culture is widespread in Melbourne where i met first partner swappers more than two decades ago,in East Africa, like-minded couples have made a lifestyle choice to join an erotic lucky dip.In my view, I firmly believe that any adult has a right to do as they wish as long as they’re not committing crimes or hurting anyone but on the other hand, i wonder whether partner swapping couples are concerned with side effects of swapping