Coastweek Newspaper Vol 14 No 49 (November 26-29,1991)

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Inside this issue: Big boost safaris: Kenya tourism continues to thrive, despite one of the most difficult years for global travel in living memory, Biwwot is not a share holder: Former Minister for Industry Nicholas Biwott is not a shareholder in any of the Trade Bank Group’s investments,Gala charity show: The SOS children’s village in Mombasa are to obtain financial support in very near future… just in time for Christmas, Police may introduce special team to deal with coastal visitors: The Assistant Commissioner of police, coast, Mr. Francis Serem, has agreed with a suggestion made by the Mombasa and coast Tourist Association that a ‘specialized team to deal with tourists may be formed within the police force’ Bethlehem “no vacancy” sign is the most famous one in history, A golden jubilee celebration for st. joseph sisters: The golden Jubilee of the sisters of St Joseph may be celebrated on December 9, 1991 at their Motherhouse in Bura Taita, Seventy-five years fulfilment of the rotary foundation: The year 1991-92 marks a special event for all Rotarians-the 75th anniversary of the Rotary Foundation, A ‘first’ win over hatim karimjee: In a good competition 30-over game last Saturday Mombasa sports club had their first win over Hatim Karimjee sports club for several months, 7overcoming their rivals by a four wicket margin, Feisal sports set their sight on hard game with wanderes xi: Feisal sports club, the oldest club at the cost may be all set to dislodge Mombasa Wanderers from the coast mini-league leadership when they tackle action boys from Malindi.