Coastweek Newspaper Vol 2 No 24 (June 15-21,1979)

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Inside this issue: New heart center: Mr. Ameer Sassim-Lakha, the chairman of the Aga Khan health service, Mombasa, has announced the signing of a contract for the construction care unit at the Aga Khan hospital Mombasa. Floods hit lamu area: Thousands of north coast Kenyans have been left homeless, hundreds stranded, and many affected by famine, in the wake of continuing heavy rains and flooding in the Tana River and Lamu districts. Oil to go up: Kenyans recovering from the recent budget Day trauma can look forward to further bad news: it now seems certain that O.P.E.C., s official price may be raised by another 15 per cent this month Paella: This Spanish dish peasant in origin, but now internationally renowned is not made according to any rules except that the sea foods should be very fresh and that it should be cooked without a lid which is one of the keys to achieving perfection. French navy visits: Two warships of the French navy have sailed from Mombasa on Monday after six-day goodwill visit to Kenya to further the friendship which exists between the two countries and her people. The popes pilgrimage to Poland: What is happening now in Poland is fantastic. Lost people of Africa: Considerable hopes have been raised following the recent Pan African Conference hosted in Arusha and convened to analyze and evaluate the problems posed to Africans by refugees. Shippers worried over Vietnamese refugees: The Bank Line, whose vessels were at one time regular callers at Kilindini, have lately been the focuss of attention in the Far East. Musiingize uislamu siasani: Katibu mtendaji wa baraza kuu la Waisilamu nchini Kenya Sheikh Mohammed Amana amewashauri Waisilamu watakao simama katika uchaguzi mkuu wa serikali za mitaa kujiepusha kuingiza dini ama Uisilamu katika siasa. BESUCHEN SIE DAS DAS TAMARIND FUER EINEN GANZ BESONDEREN ABEND Was gibt es Schoeneres, als einen Abend im Tamarind zu verbringen, mit dem einzigartigen Ausblick auf die Altstadt Mombasa’s.