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Somali pirates behind real estate boom in Kenya, it is claimed

04.01.2010 | Author: Editor | Posted in Africa, Propertywire

A government investigation has been launched into soaring property prices in Kenya amid claims that Somali pirates are behind the unusual real estate boom which has seen prices increase three fold in the last few years.

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