Coastweek Newspaper Vol 3 No 46 (November 14-20,1980)

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Inside this issue: Big hotel plans for coast: More than 1,000 new hotel beds are expected to’ come on the market’ for Kenya’s coastal circuit during the next 18months, Council concern over teachers’ pay increase: The Municipal Council of Mombasa is not too happy about the recent pay increase handed out by the Waruhiu commission to teachers following its acceptance by the government, Coast students scoop art prizers: Once again coast entries have scooped the first four places in the “under 9s” age group in the 1980 Robbialac Children’s Poster Painting Competition, the subject for which was The Kenya Landscape, Mombasa law society to host first law seminar: The Mombasa Law Society which was founded as far back as 1902 is holding the first Law Seminar at Mombasa on December 10-11, 1980 at the Government Institute Hall, Kizingo Mombasa, Air tours mark first year of flying: Hongera- A Swahili dance of welcome and congratulations-was performed at Moi International Airport Mombasa by 15 members of the popular Jasmin group to greet passengers alighting from the Boeing 797 which marked the first anniversary of the British Airways Airtours charter flights from Gatwick to Mombasa, Nassir meets with guraya fire:Mombasa (K.N.A.) -Land owners in Mombasa have been urged to cooperate with tenants and the administration in working out the best way to solve the perennial squatter problem in the town, Finish consul: Mombasa (K.N.A.) -The Finnish Ambassador Mr. Raimo Talmi has hailed Kenya’s political stability which he said has provided a conducive environment for development, Its people that make the tour industry: Malindi (K.N.A.) -The promotion or fall of tourism industry in Kenya lies with the people engaged in this industry