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Residents turn to charcoal burning for survival

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Thousands of hungry residents in Malindi have turned to charcoal burning to survive, a Kenya Red Cross official has said. Local Red Cross Coordinator Elinba Mapenzi said destruction of trees in the nearby Arabuko Sokoke Forest, a protected area with rare species of trees and birds, is massive. ...more

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