https://coastweek.tum.ac.ke:8080/xmlui/handle/coastweek/2409 2026-04-16T07:35:41Z https://coastweek.tum.ac.ke:8080/xmlui/handle/coastweek/2429 Coastweek Newspaper Vol 9 No 10 (February 28-March 6,1986) Coastweek, Newspaper Young Samaritans Help Kilifi Victim: A group of 31 young Europeans on a charity safari, the "Young Europe-Africa Expedition," has arrived in Kenya. They are on a mission to help with various humanitarian projects across Africa. In Mombasa, they are involved in community work and supporting local initiatives, including assisting polio victims and participating in a charity wheel chair ride – Reported by Gray Phombeah. Hoteliers Appeal for Better Security on South Coast: Hoteliers on the South Coast are calling for improved security measures. The chairman of the Mombasa and Coast Tourist Association reassured that steps are being taken to address these concerns and improve safety for tourists and residents. New Look for Sun ‘N’ Hotel: The Sun ‘N’ Hotel in Mombasa is undergoing renovations and updates. The project is part of broader efforts to enhance tourism infrastructure in Kenya. Travel and Tourism: Kenya is positioned as a unique destination in Africa, with a diverse range of experiences from safaris to beaches. The article emphasizes Kenya’s accessibility and appeal, promoting it as a major destination for travelers. 1986-02-28T00:00:00Z https://coastweek.tum.ac.ke:8080/xmlui/handle/coastweek/2428 Coastweek Newspaper Vol 9 No 9 (February 28-March 6,1986) Coastweek, Newspaper 1986-02-28T00:00:00Z https://coastweek.tum.ac.ke:8080/xmlui/handle/coastweek/2427 Coastweek Newspaper Vol 9 No 8 (February 21-27,1986) Coastweek, Newspaper Tourism in Kenya: Kenya is highlighted as a premier travel destination, offering an exceptional vacation experience. The country boasts beautiful beaches, safaris, and modern amenities. The article discusses the country's efforts to develop a strong infrastructure to support tourism, positioning itself as a significant alternative to other popular but overcrowded destinations. Minister A.J. Omanga: The pride of Kenya Airways, the new, modern Airbus, is now regularly used on routes to Europe. This addition is part of Kenya's broader strategy to enhance its appeal on the global tourism market. Travel Connections: Kenya is noted for its strategic location, being just a night’s journey from major cities in Europe and less than a day from America and the Middle East. The article emphasizes Kenya’s accessibility and the benefits of its diverse landscapes, ranging from beaches to savannahs. 1986-02-21T00:00:00Z https://coastweek.tum.ac.ke:8080/xmlui/handle/coastweek/2426 Coastweek Newspaper Vol 9 No 7 (February 14-20,1986) Coastweek, Newspaper Tourism Recovery: Tourism in the region is experiencing a strong recovery, with more than 40,000 bed nights reported for March, a significant improvement after a previous drop in tourist numbers. The surge in European holidaymakers is highlighted, with new hotels and cottages thriving – Special Report by Gray Phombeah. Millions Owed to Mombasa Council: The Mombasa Municipal Council is owed over 20 million Kenya Shillings by government ministries, parastatal bodies, and individuals for services such as refuse collection and house rent. This debt has led to continued declines in municipal services – Reported by Gray Phombeah. Shariff Nassir on Employment: Mombasa MP Shariff Nassir criticizes current employment policies at the Coast. The full report is available on page seven. Water Shortages and Infrastructure Issues: There are ongoing issues with water shortages affecting the South Coast. The construction of the second pipeline has been delayed, causing problems with water supply and infrastructure. Tsavo Sharp Shooter Tsavo FC, despite not being accepted into the Kenya Football Association's Super League, remains a notable team. The article features a photograph from recent renovations and expansions of Anda Lodge. Likoni Ferry Services: The poor state of ferry services at Likoni is highlighted, with ongoing issues concerning pedestrian and vehicle safety. Party Boss in Town: The National C.A.M.A.Y.E seminar, organized by the Interact Club of Mombasa in association with the Rotary Club, will feature participation from several high schools in Mombasa. 1986-02-14T00:00:00Z