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Kenya wants to tackle illegal logging and fishing by issuing smart ID cards

Fishermen prepare to cast a net from the beach in Shela, Lamu, an island in the Indian Ocean off the northern coast of Kenya July 13, 2014. REUTERS/Siegfried Modola (KENYA - Tags: SOCIETY) - GM1EA7E01PV01

Image: REUTERS/Siegfried Modola

Hannah McNeish
Journalist, Reuters
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Dead mangroves cover a section of the Indian Ocean beach strip in Lamu Island, where the construction of a new port is due to begin, along the Kenyan coast April 17, 2013.
Image: REUTERS/Anjali Nayar
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