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<title>May 1998 (Issue 1- 4)</title>
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<title>Coastweek Newspaper Vol 21 No 22 ( May 29-June 4,1998)</title>
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<description>Coastweek Newspaper Vol 21 No 22 ( May 29-June 4,1998)
Coastweek, Newspaper
Inside this issue: Mayor balala at madrass center: The Mayor His Worship Najib Balala has visited the Madrassa Resource Centre Kenya on May 25, Skal club kenya coast: Skal club Kenya coast have held their monthly dinner at the Tamarind Restaurant, Hindu council host lecture on heart diseases by top Mumbai consultant: The Hindu Council of Kenya, Mombasa branch organized a lecture in Gurajati on Heart Diseases and methods of treatment available, Coast drive: Kenyans can learn a lot from Uganda especially when dealing with matatus, Aids awareness program noe targets young girls: An increasing number of young women in Kenya in the age range of 15-25 years are being reported with Aids,Soccer scene: Last weekend Karuri Posta FC failed to harvest any point from the Coastal Clubs and this left the Province empty handed, Fine century by charity finally gives msc win over gymkhana: Although Kenyan Cricket is very much on the news on the international scene and in Nairobi, there has been little activity in most of the coast clubs for the last six months.
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<dc:date>1998-05-29T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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<title>Coastweek Newspaper Vol 21 No 21 ( May 22-28,1998)</title>
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<description>Coastweek Newspaper Vol 21 No 21 ( May 22-28,1998)
Coastweek, Newspaper
Inside this issue: It’s good to pot holes: A big leap forward in a community effort to help in the general improvement of Mombasa has been possible by two public spirited Road Contractors who have been filling the many potholes for ‘free.’ Karibu Mombasa: Praise to be to Allah, the Lord of the universe, Hundreds treated by rotary and lion club at bomani camp: Rotary international president Lius Glay and Lions international president Augustin Soliva signed a joint ‘Proclamation’ in Glasgow on May 8, 1997, Special report by netal paul: Entire road between Mombasa and Mtito Andei should be “properly repaired and maintained”. Sailing notes: The Eleventh Off season cup was a pursuit race sailed on Wednesday, March 13, in a fair breeze, Force Two to Three, Kimbo and mabatini in goalless draw:The coast weather has caused the coast KFF to suspend all their Super Two League matches involving teams from Lamu, Hola, tavata and Voi, Rugby report:Mombasa sports club rugby team may take on May 23, at the Impala club Nairobi, in what promises to be very exciting Kenya Cup match.
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<title>Coastweek Newspaper Vol 21 No 20 ( May 15-21,1998)</title>
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<description>Coastweek Newspaper Vol 21 No 20 ( May 15-21,1998)
Coastweek, Newspaper
Inside this issue: Tough times for tourism: Overseas and local tour operators continue with their efforts to promote tourism to Kenya as they have been doing over the years, Rain hurt port: Current heavy and continues rains being experienced in Mombasa are to some extent affecting some sections of port operations, Tasneem adamji new vice lady of kato coast: Tasneem Adamji, managing director of the go-ahead African Quest Safaris has been elected Vice Chairlady of the Kenya Association of Tour Operators, coast, Let’s tourism ‘back on it’s feet’ as soon as possible-mike Kirkland: The Kenya Association of Tour Operators’ Coast is committed to doing everything possible to resuscitate tourism, Special report: Mombasa Mums introduced to new Black Opal Skin Care and Cosmetics., Coastdrive with Patrick obath: A lot of us must have seen the advert on television for the throbbing headache, Sailing notes: After a dull and rainy day a surprising seven boats and 12 people turned out to blow away the cobwebs in the Eighth Off Season Cup race on Wednesday, May 6.
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<dc:date>1998-05-15T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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<title>Coastweek Newspaper Vol 21 No 18 ( May 1-7,1998)</title>
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<description>Coastweek Newspaper Vol 21 No 18 ( May 1-7,1998)
Coastweek, Newspaper
Inside this issue: Electricity on credit term: Giving a helping hand to the coast hoteliers at the time when the industry is teetering on the brink of collapse is Kenya Power and Lighting Company, A ‘Dream evening’ For mothers’ day: It’s Mother’s Day’ wit a difference -aimed at beauty conscious Mums interested in becoming even more alluring, True nature of a heart: I thought the readers of Coastweek would enjoy reading this little story from the 1940s, Sailing notes: The sailing trophy may be sailed from now until the end of May, Norwegian youth xi enjoy goodwill soccer mission: Students from the Sund people’s High School, Norway, who had triumphantly defeated a senior football team at the Mombasa sports club 7-2 stayed at Mombasa’s Reef Hotel, Marco maccarone lifts ‘dhutia karate trophy’ in kata category: Martial arts college held its first Karate open championship on Saturday, April 25 at the Mombasa beach hotel, Nyali monthly mug: The monthly mug played at Nyali golf and country club attracted a total of 68 players
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<dc:date>1998-05-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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