August 1979 (Issue 1-4)https://coastweek.tum.ac.ke:8080/xmlui/handle/coastweek/262026-04-16T07:41:37Z2026-04-16T07:41:37ZCoastweek Newspaper Vol 2 No 35 (August 31-September 6,1979)Coastweek, Newspaperhttps://coastweek.tum.ac.ke:8080/xmlui/handle/coastweek/2172023-09-18T11:03:30Z1979-08-31T00:00:00ZCoastweek Newspaper Vol 2 No 35 (August 31-September 6,1979)
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Mombasa show:
Thousands of people are expected in the Mombasa national showground, at Nyali on the Mombasa North mainland, to watch president Moi officially open the four-day event this afternoon.
Tanzania join Kenya in war on poachers:
Kenyan and Tanzanian wildlife officials are to meet very shortly to discuss how to wage a war against the indiscriminate destruction of wildlife by poachers in the two countries.
Large crowds greet mr. moi at new airport:
A smartly dressed president Moi, looking healthy and jovial and sporting a red rose to match a sparkle on his phase flew into Mombasa early this week to a tumultuous welcome and a huge crowd that was gathered at provincial headquarters:
WER IST DER KOENIG DER TIERE?
Die moisten Leute halten wohl den Loewen fuer den Koenig der Tiere.
Tusonge mbele:
Bila shaka maonyesho ya kilimo ya Mombasa ni moja wapo ya sehemu kubwa ya mafundisho kwa wakulima wetu wa pwani, wafanyi biashara, wenye viwanda na kadhalika.
1979-08-31T00:00:00ZCoastweek Newspaper Vol 2 No 34 (August 24-30,1979)Coastweek, Newspaperhttps://coastweek.tum.ac.ke:8080/xmlui/handle/coastweek/2162023-09-18T10:58:33Z1979-08-24T00:00:00ZCoastweek Newspaper Vol 2 No 34 (August 24-30,1979)
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Operation census:
Thousands of enumerators may visit homes, hospitals, hotels and housing estates in 1979 population census, estimated at costing Shs. 45 million, and now taking place throughout Kenya.
Oil found in Tanzania:
A four-man team from the Indian Institute of Petroleum Exploration is doing preliminary analysis on traces of oil found at Songo Songo in Kilwa District Tanzania.
Police crackdown on new coast crime wave:
Police have swept into action again in an intensive street to street crackdown on undesirable persons on Mombasa Island.
Fao to help coastal states with fisheries:
Changes in international law are revolutionizing world fisheries by bringing up to 99 per cent of marine fish stocks presently exploited under the control of coastal states.
More ships go back to work:
The latest details of vessels laid up throughout the world for lack of employment combined by Lloyd’s has shown a further reduction
Risala za idi kutoka kwa viongozi:
Viongozi mbalimbali wametoa risala zao za Idi El Fitri kwa mtukufu Rais Moi na wananchi wote wa Kenya.
FLUGHAFENRESTAURANT
Als wilkommene Abwechslung vom Altag kann ich ein Abendessen im neuen Simba restaurant im Internationalen Flughafen Mombasa bestens empfehlen.
1979-08-24T00:00:00ZCoastweek Newspaper Vol 2 No 33 (August 17-23,1979)Coastweek, Newspaperhttps://coastweek.tum.ac.ke:8080/xmlui/handle/coastweek/2152023-09-18T10:54:25Z1979-08-17T00:00:00ZCoastweek Newspaper Vol 2 No 33 (August 17-23,1979)
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Inside this issue:
‘No bread today’.
The shortage of bread in Mombasa continues.
‘Fever ‘hits politicians:
The coast is gripped by ‘election fever’.
Coast drivers repair ailing super tanker:
Mombasa -based marine repair facilities have again proved their worth in a well-drilled mid-week ‘rescue’ mission off the Kenyan Coast.
Kim Turner in Kenya: Lovely Kim Turner-better known as miss British Airways-arrives in Nairobi today.
Dateline : Nairobi/Dar es salaam:
Tanzania may receive about 435 million shillings from the United Nations International Children’s Fund (U.N.I.C.E.F.), Canada and Sweden for various development projects.
Textile exports to Mozambique:
In a major break through in textile export, Tanzania may sell to Mozambique textile worth 94.6 million shillings under an agreement signed in Maputo by officials of the two governments.
Fumo Liongo:
Colonial educationists did some funny things.
DER VERSCHWUNDENE SCHILLING!
Der bekannte Journalist und Schriftsteller -Veteran Edward Rodwell beschreibt eine knifflige Rechenaufgabe.
1979-08-17T00:00:00ZCoastweek Newspaper Vol 2 No 32 (August 10-16,1979)Coastweek, Newspaperhttps://coastweek.tum.ac.ke:8080/xmlui/handle/coastweek/2142023-09-18T10:51:13Z1979-08-10T00:00:00ZCoastweek Newspaper Vol 2 No 32 (August 10-16,1979)
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Inside this Issue:
Police swoop at Kongowea:
Coast administrative and Kenya Police have swept into action in a clean-up operation to rid beach resort of criminals.
Errol on food:Ravigote and Remoulade Sauces -Mombasa style
Ravigote:
A sauce which may be served hot or cold but is highly seasoned, mustard is added to give it a ‘hot’ quality.
Second thought on the marriage bill:
When the marriage bill was being discussed in parliament, I asked an M.P. whether he thought the bill would be passed. He said ‘no’ and the following are the reasons he gave for not supporting the bill.
Terrorist paradox:
In recent weeks terrorism has emerged alongside political murder as part of the Spanish scene.
Japan and Kenya:
Japan Foreign Minister Sunao Sonoda has concluded a successful three-day official visit to Kenya.
Tourism is now no.2:
With the answer so painfully obvious at every visit to the petrol pump there are no prizes for guessing what was the largest single item in world trade figures for last year. The answer is oil.
WINDSURFING AN DER SUEDKUESTE
Theo Vermeulen, der Instruktor vom Barrakuda Taucherclub im Robison Baobab Hotel an der Diani Beach ging als Gesamtsieger hervor rin der Windsurfing Reggata am letzten Sonntag.
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