Coastweek Newspaper Vol 3 No 38 (September 19-25,1980)

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Inside this issue: Nyali bridge up for sale? A cause for speculation: Amid strong rumours that the old Nyali bridge had been brought and may be re-opened again, many of its patrons assembled at the Tamarind Restaurant on September 30 to wish it fond farewell before it officially closed, Institute of technology discussion: Mombasa (K.N.A.) _The people of the coast province have been urged to adopt and foster a new spirit of commitment to the coast institute of technology (C.I.T.) if the project is to come off the ground, Muslims urged to educate families: Mombasa (K.N.A.) _ Kenya Muslims have been urged to utilize fully the education facilities offered equally to all citizens of this country under the able leadership of president Daniel Arap Moi who has received great support from all Arabs and Islamic nations of the world, Industry for the rural areas: Mombasa (K.N.A.) -The main aim of the Kenya Industrial Estates (K.I.E.) is to take industries to the people in the rural areas, More tourists visiting Mombasa and Malindi: Mombasa (K.N.A.) -Kenya has been described as lucky in that it is the only foreign country which despite her economic difficulties affecting most European countries has had an increase in the number of tourists bookings for the forthcoming high seasons beginning in November, What the archeologists found at the pate island site: Mark Horton, archeologist from Cambridge University England, who led a team of workers and scientists excavating the remains of the early port of Shanga, Pate Island, Muslim council quandry: The present leaders of the Supreme Council of Kenya Muslims seem to have developed a negligent kind of attitude towards the interest of Muslims who have been plunged into problematic situations.