Coastweek Newspaper Vol 14 No 16 (April 12-18,1991)

Abstract

Inside this issue: United states to cut back on aid: Washington -The United States Department of State has released details indicating a slight drop-off in proposed bilateral and multi-lateral economic assistance to Africa for the coming year, Four taita hills giraffe are translocated to the shimba: A big surprise for the two lonely female giraffes in the beautiful 75 sq mile Shimba Hills National Reserve, Kwale was to suddenly come across four more, Low-season bargains available at alliance resorts and lodges: Situated on Kenya’s magnificent Diani Beach are three Alliance hotels-all withing waving distance of each other-Jadini and Safari Beach Hotels also Africana Sea Lodge -just 36 kms south of Mombasa Island, Kilifi K.A.N.U. chairman praise A.M.R.E.F support: Kilifi district KANU chairman Mr. Mathias B Keah who is also the MP for Kaloleni has urged the people of the area identify communal projects which could benefit the residents, Philips introducting a new light technology: Philips lighting -the world’s largest lighting manufacturer-is set about to launch a breakthrough in professional lighting technology, The Netherlands trade mission to kenya: Kenya and the Netherlands have had excellent relations since Kenya became independent in 1963, Mombasa water situation is still cause for serious alarm: The water situation in and around Mombasa remains a cause for very considerable concern, Mili aha enjoys a double triumph: Coast tennis queen Mili Shah maintained her superiority when she returned home with double victories in the Impala club Easter junior and Zaila De Mello tennis tournaments.