
PREMIUM Pirates free Mombasa bound fertiliser cargo ship after Sh219.3 million ransom Somali pirates abandon vessel, end four-month ordeal for crew after ransom payment. Mombasa 19 min ago
Turkish-managed general cargo vessel Saint Kitts and Nevis-flagged MV Sward was released off Garacad on the Puntland coast after being held by pirates since April 26.
Summary Article Related What you need to know: Turkish-managed general cargo vessel Saint Kitts and Nevis-flagged MV Sward was captured by pirates on April 26, 2026.
Kenyan farmers and the fertiliser supply chain could get a reprieve after Somali pirates released a cargo vessel carrying fertiliser bound for Mombasa, ending a four month ordeal that has highlighted rising piracy risks along the Horn of Africa shipping route.
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PREMIUM Pirates free Mombasa bound fertiliser cargo ship after Sh219.3 million ransom Somali pirates abandon vessel, end four-month ordeal for crew after ransom payment. Mombasa 19 min ago
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PREMIUM Pirates free Mombasa bound fertiliser ship after Sh219m ransom Somali pirates abandon vessel, end four-month ordeal for crew after ransom payment. News 17 min ago
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