Coastweek Newspaper Vol 16 No 26 (July 2-8,1993)

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Inside this issue: Economic recovery remains distant: ‘Events in the early part of 1993 indicate that the economic recession experienced in 1992 may get worse with no likelihood of an upturn is in sight, Motor trade welcome tariff reductions: Kenya Managing Director Jan Thoenes Sees “A vibrant future for Kenya’s Motor Trade.” Health tips: Why do children drop out of school? There are many possible answers. A growing proportion lack school fees, Leading south African travel agents find kenya good value for money: “We feel in love with everything here” declared five Reservations and Sales staff from Skyfly, South Africa, who were from Johannesburg, Durban and Cape Town, All eyes on the oil sunetta: I refer, naturally, to the object which has been grabbing most folk’s attention off the Sea front, Vimal shah triumphs in watamu knock-out squash tournament: Ocean sports hosted and sponsored their first open knock out squash competition at their new court at Watamu over the weekend, Davis mulli wins festival of golf: The annual festival of golf sponsored by Kenya Breweries was played at Nyali golf and country club last Saturday and there was a large entry of 112 players, Coastdrive with Patrick obath: I met Kachumbari at the Kadogo club the other day and he was full to the brim with statistics after having spent the latter few weeks hopping around the globe, Cosmos clash with baobab: An improved Baobab FC faces their toughest test in the National Division Two Coast Zone league when they clash with Cosmos at Mombasa Municipal Stadium tomorrow