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January 12, 2008 · about 18 years ago

Piracy on the rise along African coast

South African ships are taking drastic steps to protect crews from pirates following an increase in attacks along the African coast. The country has also been encouraged to raise the issue of piracy in bilateral relations with Nigeria and Somalia, the two African nations most plagued by boatloads of

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South African ships are taking drastic steps to protect crews from pirates following an increase in attacks along the African coast. The country has also been encouraged to raise the issue of piracy in bilateral relations with Nigeria and Somalia, the two African nations most plagued by boatloads of heavily armed pirates.

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