Coastweek Newspaper Vol 2 No 36 (September 7-13,1979)

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Inside this issue: Jobless crisis: Some 16,333 job-seekers have been registered in Mombasa during the ten per cent additional employee intake drive; C.A.B.Reject new british air charter for coast: With considerable interest being aroused in enterprise holiday and a weekly British Airways Charter service Gatwick/Mombasa, it has come as a great shock to many to learn that Kenya’s Civil Aviation Board has rejected their application for a license; Ukumbushow wa marehemu Ngala: Kiongozi mashuhuri mpigania haki za wote huko Kilifi kusini Bwana Gabriel Kiinda Ngala ambaye amejitokeza kupigania kiti cha Kilifi kusini katika uchaguzi ujao wa bunge, ametoa mwito kwa serikali kufikiria kuita bandari ya kilindini kwa jina la ukumbusho aliyekuwa Waziri wa mawasiliano marehemu Bwana Ronald G. Ngala; Rais Moi apongezwa; Mwenyekiti wa umoja wa waisilamu Mombasa Bwana Hassanali Musa Jetha amemshukuru mtukufu Rais Moi kwa kutangaza kwa kutwaa hatua za haraka za kuleta mchele na unga wilayani Mombasa bidhaa ambazo zimepotea miezi kadhaa wa kadhaa; C.C.A. League to start off in two weeks time:Cricket at the coast has been dormant for nearly two months and the only entertainment in this field have been the home matches played by the Mombasa sports club in the K.C.A. league; Poor tuition blamed for most road accidents: With the 1979 Mombasa A.S.K. show behind us, no doubt the town has a wealth of new horror stories relating to traffic jams; Narrow win for starfish:Starfish of Malindi beat the luckless Breweries of Mombasa on penalties at the Malindi stadium.