https://coastweek.tum.ac.ke:8080/xmlui/handle/coastweek/2218 2026-05-03T21:37:16Z https://coastweek.tum.ac.ke:8080/xmlui/handle/coastweek/2236 Coastweek Newspaper Vol 16 No 8 (February 26-March 4,1993) Coastweek, Newspaper Inside this issue: Hollywood hero visit Mombasa: Charsliton Heston passes through on way to Mogadisha, Water for all by year 20000: As part of the “Water for all by the year 2000” project of the Rotary Club, the Kilindini club has been developing water supplies to the villages in Kilifi District, War-torn Mozambique looks towards a bright future: With a long war and some natural calamities, like drought behind her, Mozambique is now planning to revive tourism on an eco-friendly basis, A first hand look at the relief cargo movement in Somalia: I was in Mogadishu recently, and so naturally had the opportunity of observing some of the shipping movements taking place there, The problem of urban waste and sewage: Urbanization of East Africa’s Coastline is escalating rapidly and is producing more urban waste and sewage every year, Rotary golf praises shs. 147,000/= ,The ninth annual Rotary club of Kilindini Charity golf competition took placeat Nyali golf and country club last Sunday morning and raised Sh. 147,000. 1993-02-26T00:00:00Z https://coastweek.tum.ac.ke:8080/xmlui/handle/coastweek/2235 Coastweek Newspaper Vol 16 No 7 (February 19-25,1993) Coastweek, Newspaper Inside this issue: Clean up Mombasa: Tourist Association appeals for council action on pavements, rubbish collection and lighting, Yellow fever on the increase: About a decade ago a widely reported but probably forgotten event occurred in Nairobi, Happiness is a new car: “Little sisters” thank Alliance Hotels for big charity cheque,Early childhood education project: The Early Childhood Education Project which is sponsored by the Aga Khan Foundation Organized its second Madrassa Day on Saturday January 30 1993 at 10.00a.m. at the Resource Center, Roland Koch competition greately enjoyed:The second Roland Koch golf competition was held at Nyali golf and country club last Sunday and was a great success, Two golden finals on this weekend: Mombasa soccer fans may have two “Golden” rare opportunities of watching the finals of the Fair Play under-23 cup and the Kibeshi Mfungo Cup competitions ‘Free of Charge.’ From the sublime to the ridiculous:To use an old cliché, Mombasa sports club’s cricket went from sublime to the ridiculous last weekend. 1993-02-19T00:00:00Z https://coastweek.tum.ac.ke:8080/xmlui/handle/coastweek/2234 Coastweek Newspaper Vol 16 No 6 (February 12-18,1993) Coastweek, Newspaper Inside this issue: Boost for the little sisters: Alliance Hotels “Mother of all Parties” contributes SHS. 55,000/= for homeless, Progress reportd on water supplies: We wish to inform our water consumers about the progress of work at both Mzima Pipeline and Baricho Water Works intake Channel, Aids affects everyone-man woman and child: A story appeared in a local daily about an American girl who had sex only once during a teenage date, Shipping news with Gordon Cuthbert: Other day I was reading an article in one of the American International Magazines which are published on a weekly basis and happened to come across an article titled “Asia.” Red cross rush relief to kwale food victims:The Red Cross has swung into action in response to an appeal made by the District Commissioner of Kwale District to help the victims of flood at Lunga Lunga,Rotary fund-raising at nyali Sunday: As part of the Rotary’s club’s ongoing campaign to bring water to all by the year 2000, the Kilindini club have organized a fund-raising golf competition at Nyali on February 21. 1993-02-12T00:00:00Z https://coastweek.tum.ac.ke:8080/xmlui/handle/coastweek/2233 Coastweek Newspaper Vol 16 No 5 (February 5-11,1993) Coastweek, Newspaper Inside this issue: Coast women trade exhibit opens today: It’s excitement galore today for the ladies at the Women Network Centre, as the Coast Women Trade Exhibition open its doors to the public outside Fort Jesus, Our knowledge about aids remains sdeficient: There is no doubt that AIDS is on the increase in Kenya despite all the work being done to curb its spread,Canadian navy: Currently visiting Mombasa is the HMCS Preserver’ the youngest of Canada’s three Auxiliary Oiler Replenishment Ships, Shipping news with Gordon Cuthbert: An unusual occurrence has been witnessed over the past ten days or so, Ladies celebrate international inner wheel day: To observe International Inner Wheel Day this year, Mrs. Afshan Jagani, Chairman of the Inner Wheel Club on a visit to the Makanzani Primary School in Makanzani village, Kaloleni Division, Some good fishing fun during January: Sport fishing off the Kenya coast has been very busy in January with four major fishing competition being held in three weeks, Outstanding success for rhino golf charge: Coast golfers contributed to the outstanding success of first weekend’s Sarova Rhino Golf Charge by raising over Sh. 234,000 for the Rhino Ark. 1993-02-05T00:00:00Z