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(Our staff usually has the Newsletter online a few days after subscribers receive it.) 2004 *The Delamere-International Newsletter of 31 January 2004 # 131* Business: Bahamas Seeks Greater Investment Ties With South Africa Business: Bank fraud in Zimbabwe Business: Chinese aid for Uganda Business: Currency Rates Business: Investing in silver Business: Investment Opportunities in Africa Business: Money laundering by the Russian Mob Business: The "Living, Audio" Wine Dictionary Business: World Trade Education: Rudyard Kipling Immigration: New Green Cards are on the way Travel: Olympics of 2012 Travel: UK visitors to the USA *The Delamere-International Newsletter of 29 February 2004 # 132* Business: California Wine Industry on the Upturn Business: Collecting Antiques and Replicas Business: Doing business in the Middle East Business: New Gold Mine in Mali Business: How to cope with unemployment Business: Receive a farm for free in Mozambique Business: Unemployment the main concern in South Africa Education: History World Education: Madagascar Wildlife Conservation Immigration: Changing Visa Rules Creating Hassles in Russia Immigration: Will the UK enforce more controls? Business: Money Laundering Methods Travel: Enjoy a visit to Kenya Travel: Will the tourists return to Angola? *The Delamere-International Newsletter of 31 March 2004 # 133* Business: Are your ready to do trade with Iraq? Business: Good advice for investing Business: Best grape harvest in 30 years in the Cape Town area Business: Hollywood moves into Swakopmund, Namibia, Africa Business: Income Tax in the UK Business: Investing in China Business: Is gold still a good investment? Business: Land Grab in Namibia? Business: Trade Opportunities in Singapore Business: Polish workers in England Business: The Chad-Cameroon Petroleum Development and Pipeline Project Education: Discovering the American West Education: English Accents and Dialects Education: International Rugby Board (IRB) Immigration: Easier to get into South Africa Immigration: More Jews to move to Israel Travel: South Africa defies global tourism downturn Travel: Look out for the Sharks in Cape Town *The Delamere-International Newsletter of 30 April 2004 # 134* Business: Banks in China hold back reform program Business: Beware of tax implications when buying shares Business: Brazil is given the Green Light Business: Changes in the Wine Industry in South Africa Business: Investing in Antiques Business: Investing in Libya Business: Rwanda Celebrates… Celebrates what? Business: Sub-Saharan growth has slowed Business: Trade between Switzerland & South Africa to be increased Education: Do you want to be the Mayor of London? Real Estate: Cheap housing for UK workers Travel: Virtual visit to the Tower of London Travel: Cape Town Airport Upgraded Travel: Reminiscing about Cornwall in England *The Delamere-International Newsletter of 31 May 2004 # 135* Business: Be warned when you do business in Africa Business: Democracy spreads across Africa Business: Investing in Africa Business: Our farmers in Kenya are suffering Business: Political change in view for Kenya Business: South Africa and the challenge of the next 10 years Business: South Africa hosting the world cup in 2010 Business: We are about to lose our farm? Business: What about the poor in Zimbabwe? Education: African Art Education: Aids in Africa is much worse than originally thought Real Estate: The Pro's & Con's of investing in property Real Estate: Is it financially secure to buy a property in the Cape? Real Estate: Is investing in property a safe bet? Travel: Beware of the dangers of visiting Africa Travel: Highlights of a visit to Kenya Travel: When you want to walk around England, Be Warned *The Delamere-International Newsletter of 30 June 2004 # 136* Business: Africa Growth and Opportunity Act Business: China's Booming IT Industry Business: God Help Cambodia! Business: India is now booming Business: Jobs available in Cape Town Business: South African Ex-President Mandela must take it easy Business: Talk about nepotism! Business: The broadcasting industry in Ethiopia Education: Ban the import of parrots into the EU Education: BBC remembers D-Day landings Education: Local Newspapers that capture local history Education: Religion and Ethics Education: Test tube babies Education: We must stop the ivory trade Immigration: Many British want to leave, Why? Immigration: Disclaimer about Tuariki Delamere of New Zealand Immigration: Has the illegal immigrant situation in the US gone crazy? Immigration: How stupid is the UK immigration system? Internet: New domain name extensions are on the way Real Estate: Property returned to Jews in Europe Travel: Flights to China Travel: Ousted Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide now living in South Africa *The Delamere-International Newsletter of 31 July 2004 # 137* Business: Energy of the future, oil or hydrogen? Business: Investing in South Africa Business: Malawi is becoming even more corrupt Business: Mining in Kenya Business: South Africa increases trade with China Business: Zimbabwe to restrict NGOs Education: Bogus colleges in the UK Immigration: Now it's easier for Brits to get into Australia Internet: Rural Africa and the Internet Travel: Cape Town is No.1 for tourists *The Delamere-International Newsletter of 31 August 2004 # 138* Business: Botswana is booming Business: Botswana trade improves Business: Doing business in Africa Business: From the fat into the fire? Business: Problems in Sudan Business: Relief for landowners in Kenya Education: Ancient China Education: Animals used in research and experimentation Immigration: Green Card Lottery Travel: The Grand Canyon Travel: Tourism to Europe on the increase Travel: Tourism to South Africa is down Travel: The North American Buffalo Education: The world must act now to protect the environment *The Delamere-International Newsletter of 30 September 2004 # 139* Business: Future of Gold Business: Growth for African Trade Business: Textile industry in Ireland moving offshore? Business: The massive debts of the poorest nations Business: Trade between South Africa & Brazil Education: Amnesty International Education: Animal experiments Education: Historical Maps Online