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Browsing Volume VII (1984) by Issue Date

Browsing Volume VII (1984) by Issue Date

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  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 7 No 1 (January 6-12,1984) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1984-01-06)
    Inside this issue: Record prices on tea: Prices for Kenyan tea have sowed up to new heights in this week’s Mombasa Tea Auctions, fetching Shs. 53/90 per kilo in a new eighty-year record peak price; Tanzanians beginning to ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 7 No 2 (January 13-19,1984) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1984-01-13)
    In this issue: Airlines to resume flight to Tanzania: The National Carrier Kenya Airways is expected to resume flights to Tanzania on February 3, ten weeks after the signing of the Arusha accord and the opening of the Kenya ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 7 No 3 (January 20-26,1984) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (1984-01-20)
    Inside this issue : Kilifi bridge costs k$21M: A team of six Japanese experts has completed the feasibility study for the processed modern bridge spanning the Kilifi creek and has submitted an interim report to the Minister ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 7 No 4 (January 27-February 2,1984) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1984-01-27)
    In this issue: Cargo ships arrest: Six foreign ships are under arrest at the port of Kilindini in a series of civil suits involving several million dollars; Protests traff increases: The Mombasa and coast tourist association ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 7 No 5 (February 3-9,1984) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1984-02-03)
    Inside this issue : ‘ Budget deficit’: The hard-up Mombasa council budget for 1984 is facing a huge deficit amounting to over Ksh. 45 million; Mayor meets war grave commissar: Mombasa (KNA) The government of Kenya maintains ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 7 No 7 (February 17-23,1984) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1984-02-07)
    Inside this issue:’Repair plan’ for Mombasa Nairobi road: A team of Norwegian experts and engineers from the ministry of transport and communication are meeting today in Mombasa to decide the fate of the portion of the ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 7 No 6 (February 10-16,1984) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1984-02-16)
    Inside this issue: Flight for dar travel: More than 100 Air Travelers, including tourists, may fly aboard Kenya Airways D.C.9 from Mombasa on Sunday March 4 to Tanzania in the National Carriers inaugural flight to Dar es ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 7 No 8 (February 24-March 1,1984) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1984-02-24)
    Inside this issue : Big building for Mombasa: Construction work worth more than 250 million shillings is now underway in a series of major office block and business premises developments along Mombasa’s busy Nkrumah Road; ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 7 No 9 (March 2-8,1984) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1984-03-02)
    Inside this issue : Tour industry looks at new ‘’target ’ areas : Minister Wanjigi outlines policy on ‘Charter’ traffic; Rais Moi ametuongoza mtoni, ni juu yetu:Ilichukua miaka kumi biashara hiyo kuagulika kwani ilikuwa ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 7 No 11 (March 9-15,1984) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1984-03-09)
    Inside this issue: ‘The fruits of nyayo: Telephone services for wananchi; Kenya airways fly to dares salaam: Kenya airways fly to dar es salaam: There was a rosebud each for all thirty-nine passengers embarking at Moi ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 7 No 12 (March 16-22,1984) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1984-03-16)
    Inside this issue: More money to boost tourism: The Kenyan government plans to spend Kshs. 18 million in the German market alone, as part of a major tourist promotion program aimed at attracting and establishing tradition ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 7 No 13 (March 23-29,1984) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1984-03-29)
    Inside this issue : Bridge may replace likoni ferry services: Construction of a bridge linking Mombasa island and south coast across the 500-meter Likoni channel may cost over K.Shs. 1 billion, and a tunnel international ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 7 No 15 (April 6-12,1984) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1984-04-06)
    Inside this issue: Kilindini gets new tug boat: Kenya Ports Authority has received a new modern tug-boat Simba II from a colorful ceremony held at the port of Mombasa; Kibaki at makupa fund-raising drive: Vice -President ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 7 No 16 (April 13-19,1984) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1984-04-13)
    Inside this issue: President to start: In just six days-time the attention of the words press may concentrate on Kenya as the 32nd Safari Rally gets underway. Full story page 6. Kibaki boosts new catholic building ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 7 No 17 (April 20-26,1984) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1984-04-20)
    Inside this issue: Minister gets big bamburi welcome: There was a big welcome for the minister for local government, Mr. Moses Mudavadi, MP for Vihiga, at Bamburi Beach Hotel where many of his constituents working in ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 7 No 18 (April 27-May 3,1984) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1984-04-27)
    Inside this issue: Cheap imports hit Kenya cloth mills: Buibui dealers and travelers to the Gulf states and allegedly cashing in on the current shortage of quality buibui material in the country by illegally importing ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 7 No 10 (May 3-8,1984) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1984-05-03)
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 7 No 19 (May 4-10,1984) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1984-05-04)
    Inside this issue: Crocodile farming: The dreaded Tana River crocodiles, responsible for at least 50 deaths in the Pokomo land last year, are being moved to a new sanctuary in Mombasa in a multi-million- shilling farming ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 7 No 20 (May 11-17,1984) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1984-05-11)
    Inside this issue: ‘Top rating’`for 10 coast hotels Ten coast Beach Hotels, dotted along the superb Indian Ocean shorelines, are ranked among top world hotels in new classification list announced by the Ministry of Tourism ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 7 No 21 (May 18-24,1984) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1984-05-18)
    Inside this issue: Dar-Mombasa bus services: Trans-national buses, ferrying at least 1,000 passengers a day, are expected to begin shutting across the Kenya-Tanzania border early next month following the agreement reached ...

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