Coastweek Newspaper Vol 11 No 42 (October 21-27,1988)

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Hon. Said Hemed Receives Warm Welcome at Nyayo Celebrations: Hon. Said Hemed, Assistant Minister for Environment and Natural Resources, was warmly received during a Nyayo Era celebrations luncheon held in Kwale. The event was organized by the Provincial Commissioner and attended by government officials, religious leaders, and diplomats. Hon. Hemed’s presence marked the continued promotion of peace and stability in the region. Prophet's Birthday Parade Scheduled for Sunda. A grand Islamic parade to celebrate the Prophet's Birthday is set for Sunday, October 23, 1988, in Mombasa. The parade will culminate at Mahadara at 6:00 p.m. and will feature chanting and prayers led by local Muslim leaders. The event is expected to attract a large number of participants from the coastal community. Aga Khan Visits Lamu: His Highness the Aga Khan, along with members of the Aga Khan Award for Architecture Committee, visited Lamu to explore the region’s cultural and architectural heritage. The visit is part of ongoing efforts to promote architectural development in historical towns like Lamu. Local leaders, including the KANU Lamu chairman and Lamu East MP, welcomed the Aga Khan. Kwale School Receives New Laboratory Complex: Kaloleni MP Mathias Keah officially opened a new laboratory complex at Kwale Secondary School. The project, which was part of the Nyayo Era celebrations, was supported by several donors and aims to improve science education in the region. The event was attended by local politicians and educational leaders. Kenya's Tourism Sector Gets Financial Boost for Nyayo Celebrations: The Kenya Association of Hotel Keepers and Caterers donated KSh 990,000 towards the national Nyayo Era and Independence Day celebrations. The contribution highlights the association’s commitment to promoting peace, stability, and tourism in Kenya. This gesture supports Kenya’s efforts to maintain its reputation as a peaceful destination for tourists. Call for British Navy Support in Mombasa: Mombasa officials have extended an invitation to the British Navy to visit the city as part of ongoing international partnerships. This call for cooperation reflects the strong historical ties between Kenya and the UK, as well as the potential for further collaboration in maritime and security matters.