Coastweek Newspaper Vol 36 No 14 (April 19-25,2013)

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Inside this issue: Piracy in decline off somali coast: The number of attacks off the coast of Somalia related to Somali pirates have reduced drastically with incidents being reported in the first quarter of 2013 including the hijacking of a fishing vessel and its 20-member crew, Taxation of payments by non-residents: Reported by Starling muchiri: The business environment in the world is truly global and we live in era where we cannot ignore the effects of international trade, Kenya’s well releases 281 oil barrel a day: Global oil exploration firm, Tullow Oil said Monday one of Kenya’s six oil wells has been releasing 281 barrels of oil a day (bood) following its latest drill test., Somalis begin to amass national wealth following piracy defeat: Somalia is beginning to build its national tax revenue from imported goods with the new freight building up ata the Port of Mogadishu, Nambia hurdle for kenya in 2020: Reported by John Kwoba:Kenya will get a chance to gauge its preparedness ahead of the ICC Intercontinental Cup tournament when it competes at the International Twenty20 Quadrangular series in Windhoek, Namibia on Saturday.