FACES AND PLACES IN
THE NEWS THIS WEEK

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"We loved Mombasa", declared the 50-strong USA journalist group ! As did the rest of 150 journalists. Kenya's tourism stakeholders played host to 200 journalists drawn from 24 countries, mid-April..

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MOMBASA Academy Junior School Transition visited Mombasa's Garden of Eden, 'The Haller Park' for the perfect learning ground for the class project of wild animals. With excellent guidance the children were able to see the habitat and understand more about animals at close quarters.

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There are very many ways in which water can get into the passenger compartment through sealing failures and we have to make it our business to regularly check these areas to minimize the risk of this happening. If there is a way then water is one of the few things that will find a way through !

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Owuor, 13 is a central defender who was one of Mombasa FC players who impressed fans during last year's Danone Nations Cup competition held in Lyon, France. Mombasa FC coach, Abdul Iddi expressed hope the player would succeed to secure soccer and education scholarship with the Italian club.

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AT THE UK launch of "A Regal Romance are" [from left], Literary Agent Jullian Freidmann, Society Books - Publishers Quassim, Hom Paribag, Zeenat Janmohamed, and Book Cover designer Lily Mebratu.

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FORMER Mombasa resident, Ameer Janmohamed has written a book about his life and events revolving around it. Aptly titled, "A Regal Romance and Other Memories", this book is a fascinating journey of a well-known and respected individual, who spent a major part of his life in Mombasa, finally settling in London in 1972.

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The Marvel Comics hero, Iron Man comes alive. Corporate billionaire Tony Stark has everything any man can dream of. But, there is a dark side to this highly successful and prominent person. Every night he converts himself into an invincible crime fighter.

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Anwar Panya during the Simba Savings Rally earlier in the month. He pulled out in Kampala during a test drive.

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Almost 240 cataract surgeries were performed in less than four days, at the Fourth Eye Camp in Victoria Hospital, Seychelles, sponsored by the Free Masons of Seychelles in collaboration with the Lions International and the Lions