Coastweek Newspaper Vol 7 No 45 (November 16-22,1984)

Abstract

Inside this issue: Shock for cottages: Parliament amends government hotels act; New sea treaty: A treaty committing nine Eastern African states to corporate in fighting marine pollution and in protecting their coastline may be signed in mid-1985 in Seychelles or Somali; Congestion has disappeared: The short period of port congestion last week has soon disappeared; this was caused by heavy rains and a bunch of arrivals especially grain dischargers and tankers; ‘Bamburi nature trail’ A great day for Mohamed Karim: Mohamed Raza Karim, the tiny Jaffery spinner, caused a havoc on Sunday, when he reduced the entire Aga Khan battling to pulp claiming seven wickets for 29 runs in the league match played between Jaffery and Aga Khan; M.O.T.C. take cargo for a long ride: Luck must be a very rare commodity in the world of Cargo Volleyballers; Kilifi district league: The Kilifi district league entered its second round with only one match played on Sunday at Kanamai; Uganda cranes in hard training for challrngr soccer: A strong 31-man Uganda Cranes squad which includes several newcomers has been named by the federation of Uganda football association and has started serious training.