Coastweek Newspaper Vol 3 No 6 (February 8-14,1980)

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Inside this issue: Big bad black-out: Electricity supply is likely to remain ‘erratic’ at the Coast for ‘several more days’ as lighting official work round the clock to cope with sharply reduced voltage on the national power grid, Mohamed ali now mecca: The former World champion heavyweight boxer Muhammad Ali has arrived in Jeddah. At the start of a motor sales promotion, accommodation by his wife and father, Zabaglione: A sort of cream mousse originating from Italy which may be used to coat hot pudding but is more frequently served alone in stemmed glasses or cups. In French this is Sabayon, a corruption of the Italian zabaglione which is defined as being a concoction of egg yolks, sugar, wine and flavoring, cooked while beating to make it thicken, Eclipse visitors: Bringing a group of 180 people from Holland, Britain and Belgium to view the solar eclipse in Kenya was David McGee, managing director of Transolar Travel, Wallasey U.K, Nyali iguanas: All geared out in Kaftans from colorful Kikoi material, these Mombasa-born musicians are already sky-rocketing to fame at the Coast with the newly formed Iguanas band, Invasion of th violent ones: The recent peace treaty between Egypt and Israel, had a varied opinion and this is parallel to what happened in the U.N. General Assembly, when Mr. Ambassador played by Sean Connery, gave his speech, in The Next Man commencing next Sunday at the Regal Cinema, Rural area jobs still offer best employment: Mombasa (K.N.A._- President Moi ten percent job increase directive of last year was a success in the Coast Province Mr. E. W. Ngare, the Provincial Labour Officerhas stated in his annual report for 1979.