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Coastweek Newspaper Vol 41 No 37 (September 28-October 4 ,2018) Coastweek, Newspaper Inside this issue: Kenya will host international miller conference in October: An international cereal millers conference will take place in the Kenyan capital in Nairobi on October 22-25, Kenya asia-pacific barbecue festival opens amid expanding sino-africa ties: The first “Kenya Asia-Pacific Barbecue Festival” opened in Nairobi on Saturday with strong Chinese elements, Severe hunger looming in kenya coastal region following crop failures: Severe hunger is now looming in Kenya coastal region following massive crop losses occasioned by an out-break of the voracious Fall Armyworm (FAW), Slow food movement to protect rural villages from extinction: As it happens to plant varieties, seeds, or animals species, also villages can be at risk of extinction. Yet, they should be preserved as much as biodiversity, for they are part of the gastronomy and cultural heritage, and usually provides a model of production of the environment, Kenyan government propose new taxes in bid to increase revenue and plug huge budget deficits: The Kenya government has proposed new taxes in a bid to bolster up its revenue amid a huge budget deficit. The new taxes are contained in a proposal President Uhuru Kenyatta sent to parliament last week after declining to sign into low a Bill to defer 16 percent tax on fuel for two years.

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Coastweek Newspaper Vol 41 No 36 (September 21-27 ,2018) Coastweek, Newspaper Inside this issue: Kenya is to strengthen commodity cooperatives to improve food security: Kenya plans to strengthen its commodity cooperatives in order to improve foot security, Traders across kenya feel pinch tax hikes worsen inflationary pressure: Jos Maina has been operating an electronics shop in the bustling downtown streets of the Kenyan capital of Nairobi for the last decade and is accustomed to the highs and lows that are a common features in all business, A top Kenyan inks deal with Chinese film to build cancer institute: The University on Nairobi (UoN), one of Kenya’s top signed an agreement with Guangzhou Cherami China-Africa Investment Management to construct and operationalized a cancer institute in Nairobi, Volleyball team delay delay departure for Japan due to lack of funding: Lack of funds has force the women’s volleyball team to push back by two days their travel arrangement to Japan for the World Championship, Soccer body KPL launch gun drama inestigation: The Kenyan Premium League (KPL) Limited on Monday launched investigation info an incident where a fan (said to be a law enforcement officer) pulled out a gun in a domestic match between Bandari FC and Zoo Kericho FC on Sunday, Kenya wins big: Men’s gold medalist Eliud Kipchoge and Women’s gold medalist Gladys Cherono during the ward ceremony of the Berlin Marathon in 2018 in Germany, on September. 16, 2018. The Berlin Marathon 2018 kicked off in Berlin on Sunday. Kenya Eliud Kipchoge won the men’s title with a new world record of 2:01:39. Women’s fell on Gladys Cherono with a resalt of 2:18:11.  

2018-09-21T00:00:00Z Coastweek, Newspaper https://coastweek.tum.ac.ke:8080/xmlui/handle/coastweek/1507 2024-08-12T08:24:56Z 2018-09-14T00:00:00Z

Coastweek Newspaper Vol 41 No 35 (September 14-20 ,2018) Coastweek, Newspaper Inside this issue : Kenya launches strategies to boost food security and curb malnutrition: Kenya on Tuesday unveiled strategies to boost food security and help curb rising cases of malnutrition, Restoration work now on the cast bronze status and stone plant on the askari monument in mwembe tayari: Restoration Work now the cast bronze statues and stone Plint of the Askari Monument in Mwembe Tayari erected by Commonwealth War Graves Commission to commemorate the Africans who died in the World Wars is now complete, Indias make great contribution to sports in dependent kenya: The Indian community in Kenya has make its mark in Kenyan sports in many ways since the country attained independence in 1963, Green grams assured ‘food security’ in kenya arid regions: Cultivation of green grams that has been embraced by farmer in the semi-arid eastern Kenya has proved game changer to enhance food security and income for household, Kenya female professional boxer Fatuma zarika retains world boxing council title: Fatuma Zarika [center], Kenyan female boxer, has retained her World Boxing Council (WBC) title for division of female Super Bantamweight. Zarika took on Yamileth Mercado in the WBC World Super Bantamweight battle at the Kenyatta international Convection Centre (KICC) on Saturday.

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Coastweek Newspaper Vol 41 No 34 (September 7-13 ,2018) Coastweek, Newspaper Inside this issue: Silver stone air stars early morning momnbasa flights: Last friday FRIDAY saw the launch of the Silverstone Aur Flight service from Wilson Airport, Nairobi to Mombasa Moi’s International Airport. The low coast carrier, that is making waves in the industry, has been praised highly by those passengers that have used it so far, Kenya host its first google web ranger Africa summit: Google Kenya is hosting the first Web Ranger summit in Africa aimed at spreading awareness about internet safety and promoting responsible digital citizenship on the continent, Uganda crops terror charges against three Kenyans: A court in Uganda has dropped charges against five suspect including three Kenyans nationals in the 2010 twin bonding in the capital Kampala that left over 76 people dead and dozens injured, Kenya calling for politicies with Africa governments ‘Aur’ travel: Kenya has called on Africa governments to device policies for air travel within the continent. Gilbert kibe, director general of the Kenya Civil Aviation Authority (KCAA), also said travel in Africa is expected to increase tremendously in the near future but how airlines and airports work together to address this increase is still not very clear.

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