Porn videos has taken root in Kenya and the law enforcement seems impotent in breaking cartels controlling this illegal sector. The Nairobian witnessed a porn shoot in Nairobi's River Road. It is 20 minutes of lousy scripting and acting in a dark, dingy and poorly lit room. At times, the camera man gives directions to the couple and children playing outside the 'studio.' The end result is a grainy, poorly shot video of a man huffing and puffing; a woman squealing. The man behind the Sh2 million a year third-rate 'enterprise' is a 33-year-old who drives an old model Rav 4, lives along Ngong Road and loves drinking along Koinange Street. "It's a business like any other and I don't need support from the government. I want porn to be legalised so that I can make Sh8 million per movie, pay workers well as well as pay taxes. I can make up to Sh40 million a year from making and selling porn," he says. His first stab at porn was by accident. He had hosted a party in his house in Juja when he was pursuing his master's degree.
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