Coastweek Newspaper Vol 9 No 21 (May 9-15,1986)

Abstract

Mystery of 'The Big Stink': The pollution of North Coast beaches with rotten milk in rusted tins may be linked to a Ugandan consignment that has been stuck at Kilindini since December. Shipping sources suggest that the condemned cargo was part of a shipment intended for Uganda, which was delayed due to political unrest. The containers, initially intended for Uganda, were never cleared and have contributed to the beach pollution. Customs officials are investigating the situation- Reported by Gray Phombeah. Libba's Restaurant Celebrates Its First Year Anniversary: Libba’s Restaurant marks its first anniversary with celebrations. The restaurant has become a popular dining spot, and the anniversary is being celebrated with special events and promotions. Flying Doctor Service to the Rescue: AMREF’s Flying Doctor Service has been instrumental in providing emergency medical care. The service is highlighted for its crucial role in offering medical assistance, particularly in remote areas. Japanese Actress Attacked by Lion: Japanese actress Ms. Matsushima, known for her role in a documentary on lion conservation, was attacked by a lion. The incident occurred while she was interacting with a lion cub featured in the documentary. The attack, which left her with injuries, underscores the risks involved in working closely with wildlife.