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Coastweek Newspaper Vol 9 No 24 (May 30-June 5,1986) Coastweek, Newspaper safety and address local security issues. Stowaway at Moi Airport: George Ochieng was caught attempting to stow away and smuggle Bhang at Mombasa's Moi International Airport. He was sentenced to six months in jail. Elephant Scare in Kwale: Kwale residents reported a stray elephant entering the town due to overgrown vegetation. Measures are being taken to prevent further wildlife encounters.Chief Kadhi Appeals on Moon-Sight: Chief Kadhi Sheikh Nassor Mohamed Nahdy has urged people to report moon sightings for accurate lunar observations. Council Fined Two Million Shillings: The Mombasa Municipal Council was fined 2,407,913 shillings by the NSSF for non-payment of contributions over five years. Heavy Rains After 'Sacrifice' Festival: A traditional sacrifice festival in Nayorani, Kwale, resulted in heavy rains shortly after the event, attended by over 500 people.

1986-05-30T00:00:00Z Coastweek, Newspaper https://coastweek.tum.ac.ke:8080/xmlui/handle/coastweek/2442 2024-10-08T07:33:59Z 1986-05-23T00:00:00Z

Coastweek Newspaper Vol 9 No 23 (May 23-29,1986) Coastweek, Newspaper Coastweek Staffer Wins American Press Scholarship: Gray Phombeah, a journalist with Coastweek, has been awarded the prestigious Alfred Friendly Press Fellowship. He will spend six months in the United States writing and contributing to major publications. Phombeah is the first Coastweek journalist to receive this fellowship and will join nine other international journalists for this opportunity. Hundreds Attend Lions' Msambweni Free Medical Camp: The Lions Club of Msambweni held a free medical camp attended by hundreds of locals. The event, supported by the Coast Provincial Commissioner, offered essential medical services and was praised for its impact on the community. Karibu Airbus: Kenya Airways' new Airbus A330-300, named Nyayo Star, received a grand welcome at Mombasa's Moi International Airport. The aircraft, which can seat 12 in business class and 144 in economy, is set to enhance Kenya Airways' capabilities and competitiveness in regional and long-haul flights. President Daniel arap Moi was present for the ceremonial welcome- Reported by Gray Phombeah. Dancing Away to the Top: The Radhe Krishna Milan performance won first prize in the Dance Section during the Cultural Variety event held at Mombasa's Lola Ambly Hall. The event showcased traditional and cultural dance performances.

1986-05-23T00:00:00Z Coastweek, Newspaper https://coastweek.tum.ac.ke:8080/xmlui/handle/coastweek/2441 2024-10-08T07:31:37Z 1986-05-16T00:00:00Z

Coastweek Newspaper Vol 9 No 22 (May 16-22,1986) Coastweek, Newspaper Kenya Airways in Malindi Seminar: Kenya Airways employees participated in a seminar held at Sindbad Hotel in Malindi. The focus was on improving coordination between the airline and local tourism stakeholders.Depo-Provera for Public Use Again: Depo-Provera, an injectable contraceptive, has been reinstated for public use in Mombasa. This decision aims to provide more family planning options.Taita Harambee Show Scheduled: The Taita Taveta District Harambee event is scheduled to be held at the Voi Diatric Office. The event is expected to address various community needs and development projects.Big Boost for Tourism from American Fair; Kenya's tourism industry received a significant boost from participation in the Congress of the African Travel Association held in Atlanta, Georgia. The event helped promote Kenyan tourism and connect with international travel operators.Mercy Mission to Save 'Heart Boys': Two Mombasa boys, Ali Husseini Kamadhan (15) and Yusuf Abdulaziz (13), suffering from severe heart deformities, are undergoing preliminary tests in New York in preparation for major surgery. The mission was organized by Round Table No. 3 of Mombasa in collaboration with a New York charity. Provincial Commissioner Praises South Coast Hotels: The Provincial Commissioner praised the South Coast hotels and their contributions to local development. The remarks were made during a visit to Diani Harumbee Secondary School, where he highlighted the importance of community involvement in education and health. American Congress Highlights Kenyan Tourism: Kenyan tourism was highlighted at the American Congress of the African Travel Association in Atlanta. Delegates from Kenya's tourism sector, including government and private representatives, received recognition and support from American officials and travel operators.

1986-05-16T00:00:00Z Coastweek, Newspaper https://coastweek.tum.ac.ke:8080/xmlui/handle/coastweek/2440 2024-10-08T07:29:49Z 1986-05-09T00:00:00Z

Coastweek Newspaper Vol 9 No 21 (May 9-15,1986) Coastweek, Newspaper Mystery of 'The Big Stink': The pollution of North Coast beaches with rotten milk in rusted tins may be linked to a Ugandan consignment that has been stuck at Kilindini since December. Shipping sources suggest that the condemned cargo was part of a shipment intended for Uganda, which was delayed due to political unrest. The containers, initially intended for Uganda, were never cleared and have contributed to the beach pollution. Customs officials are investigating the situation- Reported by Gray Phombeah. Libba's Restaurant Celebrates Its First Year Anniversary: Libba’s Restaurant marks its first anniversary with celebrations. The restaurant has become a popular dining spot, and the anniversary is being celebrated with special events and promotions. Flying Doctor Service to the Rescue: AMREF’s Flying Doctor Service has been instrumental in providing emergency medical care. The service is highlighted for its crucial role in offering medical assistance, particularly in remote areas. Japanese Actress Attacked by Lion: Japanese actress Ms. Matsushima, known for her role in a documentary on lion conservation, was attacked by a lion. The incident occurred while she was interacting with a lion cub featured in the documentary. The attack, which left her with injuries, underscores the risks involved in working closely with wildlife.

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