CoastWeek Digital Archive: Recent submissions

  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 17 No 36 (September 9-15,1994) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1994-09-09)
    Inside this issue: MORE WATER- NOT NOW, BUT SOON! National Water Conservation and Pipeline Corporation chairman Edward Kiptanui has confirmed that the Corporation has reached an agreement with the World Bank on ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 17 No 35 (September 2-8,1994) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1994-09-02)
    Inside this issue: ‘WELCOME BELOVED PRESIDENT MOI’ K.A.N.U. Mombasa banners, placards and posters announce arrival of ‘Head of State.’ Full story page 6 MOMBASA NATIONAL SHOW 1994- SPECIAL REPORT OUR HERITAGE OF ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 17 No 34 (August 26-September 1,1994) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1994-08-26)
    Inside this issue: MARINE PARKS PAYMENT PLAN ‘Conservation Fund’ being re-introduced as ‘entry fee. The most pressing and urgent matter last week was the whereabouts of the Panamanian registered Ramora Bay which had ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 17 No 33 (August 19-25,1994) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1994-08-19)
    Inside this issue: BIG BOOST FOR TOUR INDUSTRY Mayor opens a new “Tourist Information” Bureau. Full story page 10 U.S. NAVY ‘WELCOME IN KENYA’ – ASSURES KPA BOSS Kenya Ports Authority Managing Director, Mr. Simeon M. ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 17 No 32 (August 12-18,1994) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1994-08-12)
    Inside this issue; RATH-YATRA FESTIVAL… ‘Iskcon Africa mission’ parade through Mombasa. GULF AIR EXPANDI ITS FLEET Gulf Air the national carrier of Abu Dhabi, Bahrain, Oman and Qatar took delivery this week of the third ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 17 No 31 (August 5-11,1994) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1994-08-05)
    Inside this issue: MWIDANI BACK AS THE MAYOR Councilor Ahmed Mwidani has been re-elected Mayor of Mombasa. CONGESTION CLEARS The port of Mombasa has reported four empty berths mid-week and said it expected five vessels ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 17 No 30 (July 29-August 4,1994) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1994-07-29)
    Inside this issue: SUPER MOMBASA SHOW RESPONSE This year’s Mombasa National A.S.K. Show promises to be the ‘Best on Record’ with huge crowds enjoying five days of spectacular entertainment from Wednesday, August 31, ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 17 No 29 (July 22-28,1994) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1994-07-22)
    Inside this issue: PROGRESS IN PORT… Empty berths mark end of congestion. SHIPPING NEWS WIEDEREROFFNUNG DES SAFARI BEACH HOTELS…. Des alliance Hotels gruppe hat sich vorgenommen, stets den hochsten standard der ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 17 No 28 (July 15-21,1994) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1994-07-15)
    Inside this issue: HOTEL DOCTORS WARNED OVER HIGH FEES Overseas tour operators have expressed concern at what they consider to be the inexplicably high consultation fees which some doctors are charging tourists in hotels ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 17 No 27 (July 8-14,1994) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1994-07-08)
    Inside this issue: SOUTH COAST BOOM A much more Beautiful Safari Beach Hotel re-opened on July 1 and to celebrate the occasion there was free booze throughout the day for arriving guests. AUS FRANKREICH WERDEN 1995 30 ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 17 No 26 (July 1-7,1994) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1994-07-01)
    inside this issue: WINNING BATTLE ON CONGESTION! Kenya Ports Authority now extends container delivery times at Kilindni. SHIPPING NEWS A certain vessel presented an unusual spectacle while she was at ‘B’ anchorage late ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 17 No 25 (June 24-30,1994) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1994-06-24)
    Inside this issue SOME NEWS IDEAS ON TREATMENT OF WASTE- WATER Just back from a three -week training program at Jet Inc. in the states, with his certificate of achievement is Isaac Kenigsberg, GM of Kantech. DAS NEUE ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 17 No 24 (June 17-23,1994) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1994-06-17)
    Inside this issue: BIG INCREASE IN FRENCH TOURISM Tourist traffic handed by Africatours from France to Kenya is expected to increase by a further 30 per cent later this year. Full story page 6 COUNCIL PROMISE ACTION ON ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 17 No 23 (June 10-16,1994) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1994-06-10)
    Inside this issue MOI AIRPORT UNDER FIRE! The urgent need for more efficient management of our airports to curb the many complaints concerning harassment by numerous officials… Full story page 8 IMAN BOOST FOR AMREF AMREF- ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 17 No 22 (June 3-9,1994) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1994-06-03)
    Inside this issue TOURIST BOARD OF KENYA PLAN One of the Mombasa and coast Tourist Association’s objectives has been the setting up of a Tourist Board of Kenya which could be substantively run by the private sector. ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 17 No 21 (May 27-June 2,1994) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1994-05-27)
    Inside this issue: TERRIBLE ROADS AFFLICT MALINDI A strident appeal has been made to the Mombasa and Coast Tourist Association for its assistance in urging the authorities concerned to urgently repair the bad stage of ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 17 No 20 (May 20-26,1994) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1994-05-20)
    Inside this issue: POWER BREAKS PLAGUE COAST! Constant electricity cuts affect local industry. Full story page 2 SHIPPING NEWS Congestion at Kilindini appears to be the topic of the moment, and giving all concerned ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 17 No 19 (May 13-19,1994) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1994-05-13)
    Inside this issue: ROTARY PRESIDENT AT THE BIG PARTY Rotary International president Robert Barth and Kenya’s Attoney General Amos Wako are attending the 50th Anniversary celebrations of the Rotary club of Mombasa. Full ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 17 No 18 (May 6-12,1994) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1994-05-06)
    Inside this issue: MARINE ENVIRONMENT THREATENED “The Indian Ocean is a cherished natural gift to the people of Kenya and may need to be protected and utilized in the most environmentally sound manner” – Full story page ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 17 No 17 (April 29-May 5,1994) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1994-04-29)
    Inside this issue: TOUR BOOKING INCREASE 35 per cent ‘mid-season’ improvement. CREW RESCURED AS ILL-FATED COAL SHIP SINKS OFF MALINDI Some 17,050 tons of prime South African coal went down into the deep off Malindi ...

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