Coastweek Newspaper Vol 3 No 9 (February 29-March 6,1980)

Abstract

Inside this issue: Relax-no shortage of beer: Mombasa (K.N.A.)- The manager of Kenya Breweries Mombasa branch Mr. J. Kagiri has assured Mombasa residents of enough beer in the bars “as soon as they can be collected from the deport”. Mr. Jonathan D. Mturi, has been appointed managing director of the Kenya Ports with effect from February 28, 1980. He replaces Mr. John Gituma, now permanent secretary in the ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Errol on food: This old traditional dish, sung about in nursery rhymes, does not often appear at the modern tables with either pork or sausages, though this is what it complements best. It is made from split peas and therefore a certain amount of forethought is required, because the peas need soaking overnight before one makes the dish itself, Mombasa movies : While making a comeback to the ring as a boxing heavy weight challenger, Muhammed Ali not only has the urge to quench the thirst of his fans with his “rope and dope” and “jinx a blink” styles but to eventually prove that he is the best and potraying an image on parallel lines is Sylvester Stallone in the much acclaimed Rocky II which opens today at the Naaz Cinema, a sequel to rocky and the only sequel in Hollywood to make more money than the first one, Pretty weired and ugly cargo ships: Small purpose-built vessels for the exclusive carriage of heavy lift have very much come into their own over last five years or so and the final result has been some pretty weird and some ugly looking vessels, many of which are Dutch owned.