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Kenya: Piracy Likely to Kill Cruise Tourism
The Star, 4 April 2011
There is urgent need for united efforts to confront piracy in the Indian Ocean once and for all, Kenya Ports Authority has said. KPA boss Gichiri Ndua and World Trade Organization… Read more »
Somali Piracy Killing Kenyan Tourism
The threat of pirates along the Somali coastline is scaring off cruise ship travelers, denying the country potential visitors to continue the tourism sector's recovery process.
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Consumers of imported goods are headed for a festive season marked by high prices as Somali gangs, who have been attacking ships in the Indian Ocean, shift their activities close ... Read more »
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Oil marketers are feeling the heat of tanker owners charging higher premiums to sail to Mombasa due to piracy in the Indian Ocean. Read more »
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East Africa's imported goods could cost more if the UN declares the Western India Ocean region a war-risk zone in response to piracy attacks that have affected more than 40 vessels ... Read more »
