Sea farers seeking to venture into the deep seas will be required to be certified by the International Marine Organization and the Kenya Maritime Authority. Government Spokesperson Col rtd Cyrus Oguna says only trained and licensed will be allowed to offer on-board services on deep sea ships.
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