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November
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IN
THIS
ISSUE
1.
Business:
Coal
Exports
from
Mozambique
2.
Business:
Investor
Interest
in
Africa
3.
Business:
Mexico
&
South
Africa
to
Increase
Trade
4.
Business
&
Environmental:
Programme
to
Save
Water
5.
Business
&
Environmental:
Poverty
in
Africa
6.
Education:
J
B
Priestley
(John
Boynton
Priestley)
Writer
7.
Education:
Life
of
a
Missionary
in
Africa
8.
Immigration:
Poles
are
Leaving
Britain
in
Droves
9.
Immigration
&
Travel:
Business
Visitors
to
the
UK
10.Travel:
Flying
for
Free
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1.
Business:
Coal
Exports
from
Mozambique
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MAPUTO
-
Brazil's
Mining
giant
Vale
said
on
Monday
it
expects
to
start
exporting
coal
from
its
Moatize
mine
in
Mozambique
in
2011.
Vale
CE
Officer
Roger
Agnelli
told
Reuters
the
mine
will
eventually
produce
40-million
metric
tonnes
of
coal
a
year.
Vale,
the
world's
second-biggest
miner
and
the
biggest
iron-ore
producer
won
the
government
tender
in
2004
and
paid
$123
million
for
license
to
produce
coal
in
Moatize.
To
read
the
full
report,
go
to
our
NEWS
DESK
link.
Editor's
Note:
Visit
our
web
page
on
doing
business
in
Mozambique.
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2.
Business:
Investor
Interest
in
Africa
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In
the
wake
of
the
global
financial
crisis,
Africa
is
being
positioned
as
a
safe
haven
for
investors
by
an
unlikely
quarter:
British
bankers
and
analysts.
Investor
interest
in
Africa
has
been
boosted
by
views
that
the
continent
will
be
more
resilient
if
the
world
slides
into
a
recession.
"We
see
Africa
as
the
final
financial
frontier
to
be
conquered,"
says
Standard
Chartered
MD
and
head
of
global
markets
for
Africa,
Fred
Lee.
To
read
the
full
report,
go
to
our
NEWS
DESK
link.
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3.
Business:
Mexico
&
South
Africa
to
Increase
Trade
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Mexico's
ambassador
to
South
Africa,
Luis
Cabrera,
said
on
Wednesday
that
while
his
country
had
seen
massive
growth
in
foreign
trade
to
$600-billion,
only
$450-million
was
with
South
Africa
and
so
the
potential
to
improve
on
this
was
enormous.
To
read
the
full
report,
go
to
our
NEWS
DESK
link.
Editor's
Note:
Visit
our
page
on
Mexico,
click
on
this
link.
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4.
Business
&
Environmental:
Programme
to
Save
Water
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The
World
Wildlife
Federation
(WWF),
South
African
Breweries
(SAB),
and
the
South
African
government's
Working
for
Water
Programme
on
Wednesday
launched
what
is
believed
to
be
the
world's
first
fully
quantitative
water
neutral
scheme.
To
read
the
full
report,
go
to
our
NEWS
DESK
link.
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5.
Business
&
Environmental:
Poverty
in
Africa
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Cape
Town:
Africa's
rich
abundance
of
life
seems
inexhaustible,
but
growing
pressure
on
animals
and
plants
could
lead
to
greater
poverty,
more
wars
and
