NAIROBI — Raids on Somalia's notorious pirate bases risk exacerbating the problem they are trying to solve as the coastal communities who host the bandits benefit little from ransom money, a report warned Thursday.
"Pirates appear to be investing money principally in the main cities rather than in the coastal communities where pirate activity takes place," Britain's Royal Institute of International Affairs, better known as Chatham House, said.
"Coastal villages have gained little from
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