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Issue No. 3915 April 08 - 14, 2016
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NAIROBI (Xinhua) -- Kenya
plans to boost tourist
arrivals following an
announcement by a
European charter
company to commence
operations during the
summer period.
The deal has been reached
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Hitting Back At
Pirate Menace!
MOMBASA (Combined Maritime Forces) -- Commander Combined Task Force 150 (CCTF150), Commodore Jaimie Hatcher
AM, RAN conducted a very successful Key Leader Engagement
(KLE) in South Africa, Tanzania and Kenya in the period 2 to 10
destruction of dhows involved
March 2016.
A priority for the KLE was to
enhance multi-agency and
multinational efforts to counter
terrorism and narcotics
smuggling from the Makran
Coast to Eastern Africa.
Commodore Hatcher met with
senior members of the operations and intelligence staffs
of all three militaries and navies.
Additional meetings with law
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enforcement agencies also
proved valuable in understanding law enforcement outcomes in particular the willingness to prosecute smugglers
including the confiscation of
dhows.
All three countries undertook
to pursue the confiscation and
in illicit activities as this will have
a significant impact on smuggling
operations.
While South African National
Commodore Jaimie Hatcher receives a gift from Kenya
Navy Commander Maj-Gen Levi Franklin Mghalu.
Defence Force Patrols in the
Mozambique Channel are
conducted with embarked
Mozambique Marines to affect
arrests, Kenyan and Tanzanian
officials highlighted that providing
they had the appropriate
intelligence they would act.
Commodore Hatcher said:
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'MOHAWK' MEMORIAL
The killing of a 13-year old lion has sparked outrage in Kenya and across social media
channels. Mohawk, who was named for the shape of his mane and born in Nairobi
National Park, escaped and pounced on a man in a crowd in the town of lsinya on
Wednesday, where he was fatally shot by wildlife rangers. Famed Coast artist Zuber
Bakhrani, who loves to paint wildlife, is often asked what his favourite wildlife subject
to paint is. It's a difficult question as Zuber loves to paint all big cats but if he was forced
to make a choice he would have to say, "though Mohawk the Lion is top of my list, they
are all so unique and their characters shine through their eyes". Zuber admires the strength,
courage and innate dignity they all seem to possess and this Mohawk Lion had all these
qualities in abundance. Zuber Bakhrani is seen putting final touches to his latest artwork.
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