Inside this Issue:
Inside this issue: Tourists remain safe in kenya: The government is committed to ensuring that Kenya enjoys peace and stability, A ‘glass coffin’ for the skeleton: Fort Jesus museum’s much photographed skeleton has now been enclosed in a glass over which is makuti roof to give protection against sun and rain, Well-Wishers helping lamu fire victims with cash and clothing: Victims of the horrendous fire which damaged or destroyed 338 homes on Faza Island in the Lamu Archipeligo at the end of June are slowly recovering, Mombasa to host regional center for archeology: Mombasa – the second largest town in Kenya- has been chosen as the venue for a regional center on ‘Urban Origins in Eastern and Southern Africa’ which is being set up in the Old Law Courts next to Fort Jesus Museum, Busy period for port handling bulk cargo: Several thousand tons of various cargo are expected at the port of Mombasa in the next Fortnight as over 44 ships are listed to dock within the period, Good public relations is key: Automotive goods, manufacturers have to be very carefully when they are involved in dealing with the public, Sports club just pip legendary buxton: Following two successive defeats, Mombasa sports club won an entertaining game of cricket by three runs last Saturday, their opponents being the legendary Buxton team, Harambee stars to clash with Alaskan in Malindi: Harambee stars who are currently in Mombasa for the preparation for the qualifying match of the Africa cup of nations against Mozambique next month, clash against Alaskan today at Malindi municipal stadium.
