Coastweek Newspaper Vol 5 No 15 (April 2-8,1982)

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Inside this issue: Royal navy Indian ocean unit to visit kenya: Royal Navy is expected to berth in Kilindini Harbor next Monday April 5, Government acts to boost tour industry: Reported by Neta Peal: Water is now on “tap” again at Watamu after many months, New charges for telephones, telex and cablegrams: The Kenya Poast and telecommunications Corporation has announced new telecommunication charges effective from April 1st 1982, Mwalimu Pays Tribute: Reported by Tony Barros: Thirty-year-old Oscar Mwamwaja who co-piloted the ill-fated Air Tanzania boeing 737 hijacked on February 26, 1982 by four Tanzanians returned to Dar es Salaam after receiving medical treatment in Britain, Turtle nests lost in tidal flooding: East africa’s most important Turtle Nesting ground is no more Marine Researchers in Dar es Salaam have confirmed that the Maziwi Island North of the Pangani Town has been submerged in water, Kenya Food Week In A Swiss Hotel: A team of chefs and waiters from Africana Sea Lodge/Jadini Beach Hotel left Mombasa on Saturday for Switzerland, Finnish Photo Dealers Snap Up South Coast: Jorma Lindroth, general manager of Foto Nyblin which opened in 1877 and is probably one of the oldest photographic companies in the world brought 25 clients to Kenya.