Coastweek Newspaper Vol 35 No 22 (June 15-21,2012)

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Lion ladies support coast society: Before the lionistic year closes, the ladies had their final meeting on Saturday 9th June 2012, at the Lions Eye and Blood bank. Male lion rescue at the Taita hills wildlife sanctuary: A successful joint operation by Sarova Taita Hills Wildlife Sanctuary Rangers, Kenya Wildlife Service and a team of volunteer students, was carried out to remove an infected testicle on a fifteen year old male lion. Dongo Kundu bypass is twenty six kilometers long and cost nearly thirty billion kenya shillings: The latest good news for us Coastal is the fact that the Dongo Kundu bypass is closer to becoming a reality - reported by Coastdrive with Teti Kamugunda. Jaffry academy provides quality education: Jaffery Academy is a center of excellence committed to providing a high quality education in a secure, caring and stimulating environment in which students can realize and develop their potential with a strong emphasis on instilling high moral and ethical values. Kilifi scientists debate conservation measures for coral reefs and eco systems management: A first ever national strategy for conservation of coral reefs and sea grass beds in Kenya has been formulated in Kilifi by a National task force mandated by the Kenyan Government and chaired by Kenya Wildlife Service.