Coastweek Newspaper Vol 2 No 33 (August 17-23,1979)

Abstract

Inside this issue: ‘No bread today’. The shortage of bread in Mombasa continues. ‘Fever ‘hits politicians: The coast is gripped by ‘election fever’. Coast drivers repair ailing super tanker: Mombasa -based marine repair facilities have again proved their worth in a well-drilled mid-week ‘rescue’ mission off the Kenyan Coast. Kim Turner in Kenya: Lovely Kim Turner-better known as miss British Airways-arrives in Nairobi today. Dateline : Nairobi/Dar es salaam: Tanzania may receive about 435 million shillings from the United Nations International Children’s Fund (U.N.I.C.E.F.), Canada and Sweden for various development projects. Textile exports to Mozambique: In a major break through in textile export, Tanzania may sell to Mozambique textile worth 94.6 million shillings under an agreement signed in Maputo by officials of the two governments. Fumo Liongo: Colonial educationists did some funny things. DER VERSCHWUNDENE SCHILLING! Der bekannte Journalist und Schriftsteller -Veteran Edward Rodwell beschreibt eine knifflige Rechenaufgabe.