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Kenya begins construction of its first cruise ship terminal
Kenya’s cruise tourist arrivals is expected to increase as Mombasa recently started constructing its first cruise ship terminal at the Indian Ocean seaport. More tourists means more foreign exchange earnings.
The details with Kenneth Karuri and Ruth Lago.
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