CoastWeek Digital Archive: Recent submissions

  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 7 No 37 (September 21-27,1984) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1984-09-27)
    Inside this issue: Baby saved in python attack:A three-month old Kilifi baby has been snatched from the jaws of death when a daring house-servant rescued the infant just inches away from a huge and hungry rocky python; ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 7 No 36 (September 14-20,1984) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1984-09-14)
    Inside this issue: Kenya to double fuel oil reserves: The Kenya government is installing the biggest petroleum storage facilities in East Africa at Kipevu at a cost of Khs. 560 million; Happy with new policy: Tour operators ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 7 No 35 (September 7-13,1984) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1984-09-07)
    Inside this issue: Big plans for kilindini port: A US- financed study on the expansion of the Mombasa port has recommended a development programat Dongo Kundu amounting to over US $104 million; President Moi ‘has inspired ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 7 No 33 (August 24-30,1984) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1984-08-24)
    Inside this issue: New diplomat for the coast: Four western nations have appointed new consuls to Mombasa in a major consular reshuffle which has coincided with the establishment of a British Consulate; Railway plan to ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 7 No 32 (August 17-23,1984) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1984-08-17)
    Inside this issue: Tourism boom; More European holiday-makers are expected to flock to Kenya’s coast beaches, holiday resorts and game reserves this year; Man, and machine battle malindi rally once again: After a rest of ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 3 No 31 (July 27-August 2,1984) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1984-07-27)
    Inside this issue: Marine mammals facing extinction:Rare Indian Ocean mammals, including those found off the Kenyan shores, are on the verge of extinction together with other endangered marine species in the world’s main ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 7 No 30 (July 20-26,1984) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (1984-07-20)
    Inside this issue: Another container service to Europe: A new fully cellular service between East Africa ports and Mediterranean ports is set to being next month, bringing the number of lines operating container services ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 7 No 29 (July 13-19,1984) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1984-07-13)
    Inside this issue: Big business with office equipment:More than Kshs. One million worth of orders for office equipment were placed during the furniture centre exhibition held at Nyali Beach Hotellast week; Insultind and ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 7 No 28 (July 6-12,1984) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1984-07-06)
    Inside this issue: Council needs shs. 22M: More ‘Harambee’ funds for new 8-4-4 classroom; Cambridge university team play hockry in mombzasa;Cambridge University Hockey Team from England is expected to visit Kenya to play ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 7 No 27 (June 29-July 5,1984) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1984-06-29)
    Inside this issue: Emergency aid for mahajanga: Mombasa relief cargo rushed to cyclone area; Mombasa venue for largest ever office equipment exhibition; Mombasa has been chosen as the venue for the biggest office equipment ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 7 No 26 (June 22-28,1984) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1984-06-22)
    Inside this issue: Oil pollution threats to kenya beaches: New U.N.E.P. report warns of ‘serious problems.’Mombasa girls joins Zimbabwe expedition: Miss Immaculate Nyambura Rugoiyo 26, from Mombasa is among a group of 15 ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 7 No 15 (April 6-12,1984) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1984-04-06)
    Inside this issue: Kilindini gets new tug boat: Kenya Ports Authority has received a new modern tug-boat Simba II from a colorful ceremony held at the port of Mombasa; Kibaki at makupa fund-raising drive: Vice -President ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 7 No 13 (March 23-29,1984) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1984-03-29)
    Inside this issue : Bridge may replace likoni ferry services: Construction of a bridge linking Mombasa island and south coast across the 500-meter Likoni channel may cost over K.Shs. 1 billion, and a tunnel international ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 7 No 12 (March 16-22,1984) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1984-03-16)
    Inside this issue: More money to boost tourism: The Kenyan government plans to spend Kshs. 18 million in the German market alone, as part of a major tourist promotion program aimed at attracting and establishing tradition ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 7 No 11 (March 9-15,1984) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1984-03-09)
    Inside this issue: ‘The fruits of nyayo: Telephone services for wananchi; Kenya airways fly to dares salaam: Kenya airways fly to dar es salaam: There was a rosebud each for all thirty-nine passengers embarking at Moi ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 7 No 9 (March 2-8,1984) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1984-03-02)
    Inside this issue : Tour industry looks at new ‘’target ’ areas : Minister Wanjigi outlines policy on ‘Charter’ traffic; Rais Moi ametuongoza mtoni, ni juu yetu:Ilichukua miaka kumi biashara hiyo kuagulika kwani ilikuwa ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 7 No 8 (February 24-March 1,1984) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1984-02-24)
    Inside this issue : Big building for Mombasa: Construction work worth more than 250 million shillings is now underway in a series of major office block and business premises developments along Mombasa’s busy Nkrumah Road; ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 7 No 6 (February 10-16,1984) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1984-02-16)
    Inside this issue: Flight for dar travel: More than 100 Air Travelers, including tourists, may fly aboard Kenya Airways D.C.9 from Mombasa on Sunday March 4 to Tanzania in the National Carriers inaugural flight to Dar es ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 7 No 5 (February 3-9,1984) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1984-02-03)
    Inside this issue : ‘ Budget deficit’: The hard-up Mombasa council budget for 1984 is facing a huge deficit amounting to over Ksh. 45 million; Mayor meets war grave commissar: Mombasa (KNA) The government of Kenya maintains ...
  • Coastweek Newspaper Vol 7 No 4 (January 27-February 2,1984) 
    Coastweek, Newspaper (Coastweek, 1984-01-27)
    In this issue: Cargo ships arrest: Six foreign ships are under arrest at the port of Kilindini in a series of civil suits involving several million dollars; Protests traff increases: The Mombasa and coast tourist association ...

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