Kenya Blast Concerns Tourism Sector

The nation's tourism board is calling for speedy investigations into the blast that ripped through a shopping centre in Nairobi, sighting anxiety amongst those wanting to visit the country.

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Kenya: Tourists Assured Country Remains Safe

Capital FM, 30 May 2012

The tourism sector now wants speedy investigations into Monday's explosion at Assanands House on Moi Avenue in Nairobi, to avoid speculation that may scare away tourists. read more »

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Kenya: Tourism Stakeholders Security Fears

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KENYA Citizen TV

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29 May 2012

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The Star, 18 May 2012

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The explosion left at least 30 people injured.

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Kenya Blast Victim Dies

One person has died from injuries sustained from the blast that ripped through a shopping centre. Read more »
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