The cruise liner SH Diana’s docking at Mombasa Port and maiden call at Port of Lamu signal a positive turnaround in Kenya’s tourism industry post Covid-19. With confidence in Kenya as a tourist destination growing, more vessels are expected at Mombasa, and the Lamu port’s potential is emphasized. The visit also boosts Lamu’s tourism, showcasing cultural and heritage sites.
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Welcome to today’s episode of the podcast. Today, we’re shining a light on a hidden hero of the ocean, seaweed. Joining us is Julia Kyalo from Sea Moss Corporation, where she serves as both administrator and marketing strategist. Julia shares how seaweed farming is opening new doors for communities, creating jobs, and making a real difference in the blue economy.
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