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Tourism CS Peninah Malonza has said beach boys are becoming a significant threat to the tourism sector in Malindi and Watamu resort towns following claims of harassing tourists on holiday at the beaches.
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Beach boys are becoming a major threat to the tourism sector in Malindi and Watamu - CS Malonza
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