Coastweek Newspaper Vol 9 No 45 (October 24-30,1986)

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Mwangi Honoured for Leadership in African Coffee Industry: Mr. Flavian Mwangi, Chairman of Mwang Waters Limited, has been recognized as the new Black African Chairman of the Mild Coffee Trade Association (MCTA). His leadership is praised for enhancing African coffee trading under the East African Coffee Roasters. Mombasa Oil Refinery Donates to District Scheme Fund: The Mombasa Oil Refinery has donated Kshs 10,000 to the Mombasa District Scheme Fund. The donation was presented to Coast PC Mr. Tom Ogechi as part of ongoing efforts to support local initiatives. Ferry Incident in Mombasa: A tragic incident occurred in Mombasa where a 16-year-old boy was crushed by a ferry. The boy was caught under the ferry’s pillars at the toll station, raising safety concerns about ferry operations. Minister Ngala Donates Books to Kilifi School: Minister Katana Ngala donated books worth Kshs 3,000 to a Kilifi Primary School during the inauguration of a workshop and conference room at the school. The donation aims to improve educational resources in the area. U.S. Consul Assures Continued Aid to Africa: U.S. Consul Eugene Schmiel reassured attendees at a Mombasa Rotary Luncheon that American aid to Africa will continue. He emphasized that the United States remains committed to assisting Africa's development and supporting democratic institutions. Schmiel highlighted U.S. efforts in southern Africa and ongoing support for refugees and economic development, with over $2.2 billion in aid provided between 1964 and 1986. EEC Supports Livestock Projects in Coast Region: The European Economic Community (EEC) has contributed to the development of livestock projects in the Coast Province, including the promotion of zero grazing and improved cattle breeding practices. The EEC's initiatives have been vital in supporting local communities reliant on livestock for their livelihoods.