https://coastweek.tum.ac.ke:8080/xmlui/handle/coastweek/2156 2026-05-05T17:28:43Z https://coastweek.tum.ac.ke:8080/xmlui/handle/coastweek/2184 Coastweek Newspaper Vol 39 No 20 (May 27-June 2,2016) Coastweek, Newspaper Kwetu Mtwapa June Eco-fest: This year’s KWETU eco-festival will be held on June 12th 2016 to mark world environment day that will be held at KWETU training centre for sustainable development in mtomodoni mtwapa. Good groeth is private sector driven and people centred : The sight of a young Kenyan male running for his life and then being pummelled ruthless by riot police men armed to the teeth shocked the nation and started heavy activity on social media as well as the electronic and print media- Reported by Coastdrive with Teti Kamugunda. Travel advisiories hurting economies say balala at tourism conference: Cabinet Secretary for tourism Hon.Najib Balala was last week applauded during the opening of the first world conference on tourism for development being held in Beijing , China after he called on the developed nations to abolish travel advisories- Report by Titus Musau. 2016-05-27T00:00:00Z https://coastweek.tum.ac.ke:8080/xmlui/handle/coastweek/2183 Coastweek Newspaper Vol 39 No 19 (May 20-26,2016) Coastweek, Newspaper Pirate catcher supreme visits Mombasa: The Ambassador of France to kenya, H.E. Remi Marechaux is the evening hosting an official reception on board the French light surveillance frigate Nivose, currently visiting Mombasa’s Kilindini Port.Sunni Muslim Anjuman medical and eye camp at Masjd Hidaya: On 24th April 2016, Sunni Muslim Anjuman had a very successful medical and eye camp at Masjid Hidaya in Mombasa County. Mama Ngina Girls steal the show at Mombasa athletics championship: Students of Mama Ngina Girls High school emerged star attraction during this year’s Mombasa county athletics championship where they won most of the events at mbaraki sports club. 2016-05-20T00:00:00Z https://coastweek.tum.ac.ke:8080/xmlui/handle/coastweek/2182 Coastweek Newspaper Vol 39 No 18 (May 13-19,2016) Coastweek, Newspaper The greatest Elephant trails’ safari at Serena Amboseli: There has never been a better time to take advantages of Serena hotels group ‘special offer’ to East Africa resident to visit and enjoy their spectacular serena hotels, safari camps, lodge and resorts scattered across kenya’s most fascinating wildlife habit. Diani art exhibition , free sailing lessons at englishpoint marina: Another month has passed since englishpoint marina’s last update, and what a fun filled month it has been. Kenya wildlife service rangers researchers trained in diving skills: Tourism , underwater research, community fishing , marine park management and public safety in the Indian ocean will be enhanced following the training of 46 Kenya Wildlife Service rangers and researchers in various diving courses. Dipak Maroo turned in best score of the Day: For a Saturday which is the most popular golfing day in the week and which normally attracts numbers well in excess of hundred, it was a small entry. 2016-05-13T00:00:00Z https://coastweek.tum.ac.ke:8080/xmlui/handle/coastweek/2181 Coastweek Newspaper Vol 39 No 17 (May 6-12,2016) Coastweek, Newspaper Peggie Mati Rua is Miss Tourism Kilifi: Winners of ‘Miss Tourism ‘ for Kilifi County has been asked to be an ambassador in publicizing the County in order to attract more local and foreign Tourists. Members celebrate World chaine day with Golf Competition: The World Chaine Day 2016 was celebrated in great style with a golf competition for Chaine members and spouses followed by a lunch on the beach at the sands at the Nomad. Corruption in public procurement and asset disposal: Whilst on the subject of corruption , we will this week take a final look at some of the mechanisms that are being used to perpetrate corruption and which on the face all look timid-Reported Coastdrive with Teti Kamugunda. Marine ecosystems may suffer irreparable harm unless carbon emissions are further reduced: Authorities must reduced carbon emissions beyond target agreed at rhe paris climate talks or risk impacting the globe’s most precious resource beyond repair, global marine scientists warn- Reported by Matt Burgess. 2016-05-26T00:00:00Z