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The Delamere International Newsletter ©

Edition of 1 July 2010 #209

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IN THIS ISSUE

1. Business: China Investing in Africa in a Big Way
2. Business & Education: Dangers of Drug Use
3. Business: Future of Business Growth in South Africa
4. Business: India Media & Broadcast Report
5. Business: Investing in Australia-Latest News
6. Business: Investing in Platinum
7. Education: History of York, England
8. Education & Environment: Tusk Trust of Africa
9. Education: Victorian History


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1. Business: China Investing in Africa in a Big Way
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China is now emerging as key African trade partner, this new United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (Unctad) study shows. It also shows that China's role as a trade and investment partner has underpinned much of the expansion. To read the full report, go to our NEWS DESK link.

 

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2. Business & Education: Dangers of Drug Use
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Scotland has been identified by the United Nations as the country with the biggest cocaine habit in the world. A study by the UN reveals that more people per head of the population use cocaine in Scotland than anywhere else in the world. To read the full report, go to our NEWS DESK link.

 

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3. Business Future of Business Growth in South Africa
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