Coastweek Newspaper Vol 2 No 16 (April 20-26,1979)

Abstract

Inside this Issue: Safari rally aces: The dust settles, the deeply scored tyre marks fade, tents and banners are taken down and the 1979 Safari moves from the newspaper headlines to the record books. Qadhafi-Moscows Munitions man in Africa: The Libyan leader. Col. Gadhafi is maintaining his reputation for rash and unpredictable behavior. Full sto Bertozzi in Kenya: Taking a short six-day holiday in Kenya is Arno Bertozzi, president of Hotelplan-an international travel organization with its head office in Zurich Switzerland, which made history 17 years ago by being the first European tour operator to introduce charter services here, thus spearheading the fantastic growth of Kenya’s tourist industry. Thoughts on Uganda: The real-life nightmare Moussaka: Greek or Turk Mousseline: A name which is given to various preparations most of which have either large or small amounts of cream added to them. U.S. airline deregulation works. That must be the conclusion of millions of travelers who have traded a little elbow room for bargain rates, and of airlines that have turned full planes into healthy profits. Big dry-dock for Dar port: The Tanzania Harbors Authority (T.H.A.) may expand the existing dry dock facilities to enable it to build smaller crafts and services other crafts of up to 1,500 tonnes deadweight tonnes. Extensions ready at new palm tree Hotel: The New Palm Tree Hotel a member of the Mombasa and Coast Tourist Association, recently completed its extension of 22 modern rooms attached with toilets baths. The most so funny Idi Amin Dada: So much has been said about Amin the thug, tyrant, butcher, idiot, loud-mouthed hypocrite, etc. etc., there’s virtually not much that can be added by this columnist.