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<title>May 1983 (Issue 1- 4)</title>
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<title>Coastweek Newspaper Vol 6 No 22 (May 27-June 2,1983)</title>
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<description>Coastweek Newspaper Vol 6 No 22 (May 27-June 2,1983)
Coastweek, Newspaper
Inside this issue: Council spending shs 6,000,000 on new classrooms: The Municipal Council of Mombasa is embarking on the second phase of a ,ajor Education Project costing six million Kenya shillings, to construct sixteen new classrooms for standard two within the Mombasa Municipality, Cuisine In The United States : The united States is a land of many moods and many cultures. Within its fifty states reside first and second generation ethnic groups from almost all other countries of the world,Kusum has a way with her flowers: Despite torrential rain over 400 flowers arrangement enthusiasts turned turned up at the Nyali residence of Mrs. Damu Shah where the Mombasa Flowers Arrangement group were presenting ‘A WAY WITH FLOWERS’, last Saturday, Transcendental Meditation Talks: A team of processors from Maharishi European Research University, Switzerland, are on a visit to Mombasa and giving on the Maharishi’s technology of consciousness, the transcendental meditatior technique.
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<dc:date>1983-05-27T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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<title>Coastweek Newspaper Vol 6 No 21 (May 20-26,1983)</title>
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<description>Coastweek Newspaper Vol 6 No 21 (May 20-26,1983)
Coastweek, Newspaper
Inisde this issue: Mureithi on awareness of environment: Today at the  Mombasa Polytechnic, the Provincial Agricultural Officer, Coast, MR. E.K. Mureithi, will be addressing members of the public and local non-governmental organisations on very important subjects of ‘Food Production in Kenya.’Indian play for mombasa: The Saturday Club of Mombasa is sponsoring three Gujarati plays from India to be stagedat the Little Theatre from June 12 to 16, Employee of the month: For carrying out his work in such an exemplary fashion Danleystone Kimbio, a boiler technician at the luxurious 330 bed Diani Reef Hotel was chosen best Employee of the Month, Dutch tour leaders enjoy kenyan safari: A group of 18 tour leaders and travel agents from Holland have just completed a nine-day Safari Tour of Kenya’s Nilestar Tours in conjunction with the KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Good news as the central bank reports a record profile 1982: This week the country’s Central Bank announced a profit of 279M/- from operations to the year ending June 1982
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<dc:date>1983-05-20T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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<title>Coastweek Newspaper Vol 6 No 20 (May 13-19,1983)</title>
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<description>Coastweek Newspaper Vol 6 No 20 (May 13-19,1983)
Coastweek, Newspaper
Inside this issue: Kenya export break-through: Kenya has been the first African country to export a huge consignment of local manufactured stationery to the lucrative European market, Mombasa movie: gandhi enters its great second week at the Kenya cinema – in what is expected to be an unprecedented marathon run in the history of Mombasa movieland, Viepoint: The current parliamentarians must understand and realize that they have a scared duty to serve the interest if this Country first and foremost irrespective of whatever added responsibilities they might have and they should clearly realize that wananchi are critically monitoring their recent activities, Wananyuki clash with kongowea: While there are no national league matches in Mombasa this weekend, there are a number of fine local matches on the card to entertain the fans, Madaraka day walk: Coast Amateur Athletic Association will host their Annual Madraka Day Walking competition at the Mama Ngina Drive on Sunday.
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<dc:date>1983-05-13T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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<title>Coastweek Newspaper Vol 6 No 19 (May 6-12,1983)</title>
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<description>Coastweek Newspaper Vol 6 No 19 (May 6-12,1983)
Coastweek, Newspaper
Inside this issue: Coast education scheme on trail: The  Kshs. 600,000 British-aided ‘Primary Schools Curricular Project’ for the Mombasa Municipal Council is expected to go on trial basis next month, Planes Search For Stolen Yacht: Interpol agencies around the Indian Ocean have been alerted over the weekend theft from Kilifi of the luxury ocean-going sailing yacht ‘trelina: Wanke visible impressed with Kilifi project: Malindi (KNA) The West German Minister for economic cooperation Dr. Duergen Warnke has said he was highly impressed by the efforts made by the effort made by the Kenya Government and Wananchi toward self sufficiency in food production despite the difficult conditions prevailing, ‘Urban Health’ Lecture: The  Chairman and Board of Directors of the Aga Khan Health Service Mombasa have invited members of the public to a lecture on “Health challenges facing  Urban population in Kenya” by Dr. Bradley Nelson on Thursday, May 26 1983 from 8 p.m. at Bandari College Lecture Hall, Helping Out The Nyumba ya Wazee: When Nyali Beach Hotel renewed part of its linen stocks, huge bundles of good quality bath towels went to Nyumba ya Wazee, a home for poor and elderly folks at Tudor run by the little Sisters of the Poor.
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<dc:date>1983-05-06T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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