Coastweek Newspaper Vol 3 No 44 (October 31-November 6,1980)

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Inside this issue: Kirland to lead rally aces: For Kenya’s top rally crews, Saturday night and Sunday morning may mean twelve hours of roaring engines, and billowing dust, as they battle their way through steep hills and dunes, forests and long stretches of featureless bush, Air fares go up from today: Air fares on the Kenya airways domestic routes from Nairobi to Mombasa and Malindi may go up to 40 per cent effective midnight of November 14, 1980, Nassir hits critics: Mombasa (K.N.A.) -People who try to undermine president Moi’s government by claiming that there are no employment or business opportunities in the country have been strongly castigated by the Assistant Minister for Commerce Mr. Sharriff Nassir, Japanese experts demonstrate art of flower display: Mombasa (K.N.A.) -Women in Mombasa have benefited from a flower arrangement demonstration by Japanese experts which was conducted at Mombasa Beach Hotel, Cut ‘red tape ‘ at magarini: Kilifi (K.N.A.) -The coast provincial commissioner Mr. Luka Galgalo has urged the joint Australian-Kenyan project review committee to speed up the development of the multi-million Magarini Settlement Scheme in the North, The sad story of kenya’young musical artistes: Recently the Minister for Information and Broadcasting, Mr. Peter Oloo-Aringo said that his Ministry was looking into the law governing local films and records made in Kenya because “we would like to see that no local artiste is exploited by film or recording making companies.