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Coastweek Newspaper Vol 5 No 5 (January 29-February 4,1982) Coastweek, Newspaper Inside this issue: Air charters are the only answer: Disappointed at high season slump hotelier suggects: An appeal has been made to the members of Parliament for Malindi North, Mr Joseph Katana Yeri, for his help in bringing the Government’s notice to the ‘severe drop in hotel occupancies on the Kenya Coast.” Singing, dancing and joy marks maulindi in lamu thousands of muslims all over East Africa, Somalia, Comores, Zaire and the middle East poured onto Lamu Island for Maulidi, New Insurance Firm Offers Attractive Range Of Cover: A company offering a complete range of insurance and reinsurance broking facilities throughout the continent of Africa, and through associated companies in most countries in the world is fully operational in Nairobi, Francis Kitsao Enjoys well-earned respect from the lamu D.C: There were congratulations from the District Commissioner, Lamu, Mr. Ben J.O. Mark osewe for Petley’s Inn “Employee of the year” Francis Kitsao, Exploration For Precious Oil Reserves: Reported by Tony Barros: Tanzania seems to be bent on intensifying its oil and gas exploration, Giving our support to new chief kadhi’ May I take this opportunity on behalf of myself, and my fellow students who have been regularly attending the Koraa’n teachings, and speeches by the former Chief Kadhi of Kenya, Sheikh Abdalla Swaleh Al-Farsy to express our sincere gratitude, and prayers to him for his dedicated work, We Don’t Want This ‘Moral Degredation’ Your correspondents views about the ‘Maulidi’ celebrations cannot go unchallenged.

1982-01-29T00:00:00Z Coastweek, Newspaper https://coastweek.tum.ac.ke:8080/xmlui/handle/coastweek/1678 2024-08-15T08:51:47Z 1982-01-22T00:00:00Z

Coastweek Newspaper Vol 5 No 4 (January 22-28,1982) Coastweek, Newspaper Inside this issue: New plans for Kilifi ranching: Reported by Gray Phombeah: The agricultural Development Corporation will spend Shs. 22 million in developing the 100,000 hectare Kulalu Ranch at the Coast, Archeologist arrives for Mombasa wreck excavation: Reported by Neta Peal: Back again at Mombasa for the sixth season of the Mombasa Wreck Excavation is Robin Piercy, its archaeological director, Millions Paid In Compensation: Hola (K.N.A)-About Shs. 2 million was paid as compensation to people whose properties were displaced in Bura Irrigation Settlement Scheme, Promotion And A New Year Party For High-Flying Steve Kamuyu: There were crisis of “Kamuyu Juu” from employees of Two Fishes Hotel Diani on hearing that their popular manager Steve Kamuyu was to become African Tours and Hotel new operation manager in Nairobi, Warm thoughts and kind deeds: A big handshake from warm-hearted German tourists has brought abroad smiles to the faces of pupils of mfumbini primary school in Kilifi, Raising Money For Charity On The Radio: Reported by Tony Barros: The dar salaam Round Table Collected some 1.6 million shillings from the “Dial-A-Disc” charitable programs over Radio Tanzania during the past four weeks, Increasing The Cargo Traffic By Efficiency In Kilindini: Through it’s Operation Department Kenya Ports Authority has continued to shoulder the responsibility of ensuring efficient and smooth running of cargo handling activities and shipping movements in and out of the port.

1982-01-22T00:00:00Z Coastweek, Newspaper https://coastweek.tum.ac.ke:8080/xmlui/handle/coastweek/1676 2024-08-15T08:49:31Z 1982-01-15T00:00:00Z

Coastweek Newspaper Vol 5 No 3 (January 15-21,1982) Coastweek, Newspaper Inside this issue: Still detained without trial: Abdul Haji and Akberali Rajpar- two prominent Tanzanians of Asian origin were detained on January 10, 1981, Oman house exhibit opens at fort jesus: A permanent exhibition depicting the traditional trade routes of Omani Arabs helped defeat the Portuguese invaders of East Africa Is presently being set up in the Omani Arab House at Fort Jesus Museum and is expected to open in February, New technique to improve executive work application: The time manager International system of management training is to be introduced to Nairobi in early February for the first time in Africa, Training in Europe: Five Kenyan employees of Robinson Baobab Club Hotel, Diani, have just returned from Europe, Many Will Miss Heidi: Heidi Totz who has given so much help in successfully establishing the Shs. 7.5 million SOS children’s village at Mombasa, left yesterday (Thursday) to take up a new post on the Ivory Coast.

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Coastweek Newspaper Vol 5 No 2 (January 8-14,1982) Coastweek, Newspaper Inside this issue: Moslems set to mark’ maulidi’ thousands gather for celebrations: Thousands Moslems from all over Eastern Africa, the Comores Muscat and Arabian Gulf countries are flocking to Lamu Island for the annual ‘Maulidi’ to celebrate Prophet Muhammad’s birthday there,Mackenzie-marinetime in kenya shipping merger: The merging of the ‘shipping interests’ of two of the largest and long established companies in Kenya took place on January 1, 1982, writes Neta Peal, ‘Hotels Need Charter Tourist Trade…’For the first time in 15 years empty beds were to be found at the Coast over Christmas and the new year in what has hitherto been regarded as a peak period for the hotel industry, Travellers aid accident victims near Kilifi ferry: A-Thirteen-year-old child was treated at Kilifi General Hospital and discharged when a pick-up was carrying three Asian families collided with another car at the Kilifi Ferry, Kenextel to build new staff houses: Mombasa (K.N.A.)-The Kenya External Communication Company Ltd, (KENEXTEL) will this year spend shs. 16 million for the construction of staff houses and expansion of its Mombasa offices.

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