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Coastweek Newspaper Vol 21 No 5 (January 30-February 5,1998) Coastweek, Newspaper Inside this issue: Don’t give up on Mombasa: More clamour is needed from the residents if the crisis facing Mombasa – due mainly to the virtual breakdown of the cleansing services, is to be effectively dealt with, Lions host plastic surgery camp: Lions Club of Mombasa Bahari have taken a bold and giant step forward in holding a free and Reconstructive Surgery Camp to be held at Pandaya Memorial Hospital from February 7 to 13, Soccer scene: The coast provincial mini league may kick off tomorrow at different grounds in all the sub branches, Sailing notes: At last there was wind for the Third Monthly Mug race on Wednesday, January 21, Golf news: The Ladies January KLGU Medal at Mombasa Golf Club was played on Saturday and sponsored by Dinker and Bhaarat Abhani, Nyali golf: Patrick Obath is the new captain at the Nyali golf and country club having been unanimously elected at the club’s AGM on Thursday, Cricket: A belated Happy New Year to all and Idd Mubarak to all Muslim readers, All action atars thrill crowd at mtwapa: The Mombasa motor club sixth and final time trial event of the 1997 Championship was held on Sunday, January 25, at Mtwapa track courtesy of Mrs. Barbara and Jackie Paul.

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Coastweek Newspaper Vol 21 No 4 (January 23-29,1998) Coastweek, Newspaper Inidee this issue: Suggestion for council clean-up: “El -Nino cannot be blamed for the horrifying and dangerous state of the roads in Mombasa – for if they had been properly maintained and repaired throughout this would never have happened, Improvement to lamu and Malindi airports:bGreat improvements have been taking place at Manda Airstrip- where light aircraft land with passengers for Lamu and other Islands in the Lamu Archipelago, Fascinating insights to traditional to traditional African family life at the new ngomongo village: A manifestation of how different tribes can live together in amity can be observed at Ngomongo village, Shanzu, Minister promises to protect kenya’s fast fading forest, Coastdrive with Patrick obath:The washing away of the embankment of the bridge near Kiambu which resulted in severe disruption of traffic between Mombasa and parts of the country and hinterland to the West has caused some shock, Golf news: Pooman Thapa, the lady Captain at Mombasa golf club, bade farewell in her last week of captaincy by hosting her lady Captain’s prize on Saturday, Sailing notes: “Time and tide wait for no man” – this may be so but Mombasa sailors just wished they knew what the tides were up to – certainly not what the tide tables tell us.

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Coastweek Newspaper Vol 21 No 3 (January 16-22,1998) Coastweek, Newspaper Inside this issue: Pathetic and embarrassing: The Mombasa and coast tourist association has called upon the new minister for local government, professor Sam Ongeri to “take drastic action on all chief officers of the Mombasa council for not doing their job and, possibly, relocate them to other towns, H.H. aga khan hospital may keep international standard: The Aga Khan hospital Mombasa recently held an annual lunch where over 350 staff and doctors were invited, Emirates airline into ecotourism: Emirates the International Airline of the UAE, is developing an Ecotourism resort in the Dubai desert, the first of its kind in the Gulf and Middle East, Sailing notes: It was lovely to see fifteen boats out on the water in the first monthly mug race, of the New Year on Wednesday, January 7,Golf news: The 1997 Tea Urn was played on Saturday at Mombasa golf club, Bowling team head for Nairobi championships: The weekend, K.P. Shah is heading for Nairobi for the Men’s Singles Bowling Championships

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Coastweek Newspaper Vol 21 No 2 (January 9-15,1998) Coastweek, Newspaper Inside this issue: Coastdrive with Patrick obath: Rubbish or garbage was a very (un) popular topic in the just ended year, Special report: Kenya can no longer take successful tourist industry for granted’ – warn hard-hit Hoteliers, Golf news: Hanif Walli triumphed in the premier division of the January monthly mug at Mombasa golf club on Saturday, Sailing notes: Has El Nino stolen our wind? Excellent caddy competition at nyali: A golf competition strictly for caddies only was held at Nyali golf and country club on Sunday, January 4, in the morning, Soccer scene: Stambaline F.C. beat Shooting Stars F.C. 2-1 to lift this year’s Kombo Cup, Francoross regatta: Winning the exciting Francorosso Windsurfing Regatta at Jadini beach Hotel that afternoon which was full of thrills as the wind intermittently disappeared was Captain Tim Chapman from the British Army.

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