Coastweek Newspaper Vol 12 No 16 (April 14-20,1989)

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Inside this issue: Big expansion at Mombasa beach: Minister Muhoho opens new conference center, Mombasa hindu council host free medical camp: The Hindu Council of Kenya Mombasa Branch, is organizing a free medical camp on April 23, 1989, at Bashir primary school, Mtopanga Area Bamburi, Curios crowds inspect the high-flying concorde: Defying the pouring rain, hundreds of people of all races including children made a special visit to Moi international Airport to witness the arrival of the first British Airways Concorde into Mombasa, Sophisticated and romantic:bOpening at Kenya cinema from today is a sophisticated romantic comedy Moonstruck, Rolling stock shortage: The shortage of suitable railway wagon’s in the port, coupled with persistent rain has certainly caused a certain amount of frustration especially to two vessels, namely the ‘Darya Lok” at number nine and “Nika” at number one, Preparing for international literacy year: There are 170 million illiterate people on the continent of Africa alone who stand to benefit from United Nations designated “International Literacy year” in 1990