Coastweek Newspaper Vol 14 No 33 (August 9-15,1991)

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Inside this issue: It’s biggest and the best: Minister urges support from Mombasa residents, Sheikh ahmed awad impessed with muslim training college: The on- going construction of the 17- million -shilling Muslim Techers Training College at Mikindani has deeply impressed Chief Engineering Consultant, A.A. director general to host governing council meeting: The director general of the A.A. of Kenya Mr. D. N. Njoroge recently announced that the first ever governing council meeting, Rotarians complete mavueni water: The rotary club of Kilindini has spent over Shs. Two million in providing water facilities to nearly 20,000 families in Kilifi district, Indian nationals around the world are celebrating forty indepence anniversary: India is steadily emerging as ‘technological ,Rabai sports re-elect Omari: Omari Aboud Said was magnimously elected the Rabai sports club patron during the club’s AGM held last weekend, while Freddy Garero re-elected chairman, No change for western stars: Western stars FC returned the entire group led by Mark Echoka was returned unopposed, Winnie marandu is new coas champion: The Ladies coast open championships and open meeting held last week attracted the largest entry ever of over 60 players participating in the four- day event, An excellent urugby festival: The “Driftwood Sevens” indeed proved a most successful rugby festival: