Inside this Issue:
Neon Night at Sun N Sand Beach Resort: DJ Drazen from Nairobi's entertainment scene stormed the Sun N Sand Beach Resort in Kikambala for a special "Neon Night" event. The vibrant event attracted guests and was organized by Saimane Viaram. The resort's Guest Relations Manager, Chris Beren, posed for photos with attendees, making it a memorable evening of music and dance. Ethiopian New Year Celebration: Mombasa County Minister for Youth, Mohammed Abbas, presented a return air ticket to India, donated by Ethiopian Airways, to a Nairobi university student, Gakewa Kahora, during the Ethiopian New Year celebration. The event was held at Sheba Lounge and Restaurant and attended by Ethiopian Airways Coast Region Manager, Fekadu Kebede, and CEO of Sheba, Wordwessen Kaale. Arabuko-Sokoke Forest Conservation: The Arabuko-Sokoke Forest is recognized by Bird Life International as the second most important forest for bird conservation in mainland Africa. This unique forest, located in coastal Kenya, is under threat from illegal logging and charcoal burning, particularly affecting the Cynometra forest and adjacent woodlands. The conservation community is raising concerns about these activities, which could lead to the loss of critical habitats for many bird species and other wildlife. The Friends of Fort Jesus shared updates on their recent and upcoming activities. This includes community engagement events such as cake funds for local orphanages and organizing walks to raise awareness and funds for conservation. One notable event is a walk scheduled through the Tsavo National Park, aimed at bringing the community together to support local conservation efforts- Newsletter Notes from the Friends of Fort Jesus
