Inside this Issue:
Elephant Encounter: Ten people survived an accident involving an elephant while traveling in the Masa area. The vehicle lost control due to the encounter, leading to injuries. One passenger, Mr. Sadiq Patel, was hospitalized but later discharged. Police stated that the driver was trying to avoid the elephant at the time of the accident. Kenya Ports Authority Wins Two Nakuru Show Prizes: At the Nakuru Agricultural Society of Kenya (ASK) Show, the Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) was awarded two top prizes, including the Best Non-Agricultural Stand and Best Theme Interpretation. The awards were presented by President Daniel arap Moi to the Chairman of KPA, Stephen Mwaks, in recognition of the Authority's excellent presentation of port operations. Kenya Ports Authority's success highlighted the importance of its role in the region's development. Danger Roads Needs Repair: The dangerous state of the road on the Likoni side of the ferry was brought to light, with urgent appeals to the Coast Provincial Engineer to address the issue. The road is full of potholes, making it hazardous for both large and small vehicles. The Mombasa and Coast Tourist Association has called for repairs to ensure the safety of pedestrians and drivers alike.- Reported by Neta Nepal. Housing for Sale in Lamu: A prime piece of real estate in Lamu Town was listed for sale, featuring antique architectural elements, rooftop terraces, and modern amenities. The house, which once received a nomination for the Aga Khan Award for Architecture, was on the market for KSh 2,000,000. Public Transport and Ferry Issues: Concerns were raised regarding the inefficiency of ferry services at Likoni. Ferry queue management, traffic congestion, and the allocation of priority boarding were key issues discussed during a meeting with the ferry manager. The association urged for improved crowd control and quicker ferry operations to reduce delays.
