Kenyan Fishermen Celebrate Somali Pirates

Wednesday, 03 February 2010 21:00 Titus
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Kenyan Fishermen Celebrate Somali PiratesMalindi is a small fishing town on the coast of Kenya. Most of the surrounding villages are mired in poverty. But for the fishermen, life is looking up for they are netting huge catches of fish - earning over 50 times the average daily wage - thanks to the pirates from neighbouring Somalia who have turned out to be their biggest friend

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Description:   Malindi is a small fishing town on the coast of Kenya. Most of the surrounding villages are mired in poverty. But for the fishermen, life is looking up for they are netting huge catches of fish - earning over 50 times the average daily wage - thanks to the pirates from neighbouring Somalia who have turned out to be their biggest friend

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