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		*Refer This Site to a Friend* *Newsletter Archives: 2001* \| *2002* \| 2003 \| *2004* \| 2005 \| 2006 \| 2007 \| 2008 \| *2009* \| 2010 \| *2011* \| *2012* \| *2013* \| *2014* \| *2015* \| *2016* \| *2017* \| 2018 \| *2019* \| *2020* \| *2021* Read the latest issue online. (Our staff usually has the Newsletter online a few days after subscribers receive it.) 2002 *The Delamere-International Newsletter of 31 December 2002 # 118* Education: African National Congress World News: Nelson Mandela sends out an SOS on the AIDS pandemic Business: Update on Money Laundering in South Africa Business: Are you due any tax refunds? Business: Credit Card Fraud and Stealing Identities Business: Benefits from incorporating off shore Business: Off shore tax haven, Monaco Business: Nurses wanted in England Education: The Works of Edgar Allen Poe Education: A great way to review books and manuscripts Education: Who is history's greatest Briton Global Trade: An Opinion on the Changes in South Africa Global Trade: The death throes of a once vibrant country Immigration: The issue of dual citizenship Immigration: A new online tracking system introduced by the INS Immigration: Report show that the INS lacks the equipment and staff to monitor visitors Immigration: Muslims protest against new U.S. Restrictions of entry Immigration: The cost of Immigration to the USA Immigration: The New Department of Homeland Security Travel: Time up for dual passport holders Travel: A visit to Scotland for the New Year *The Delamere-International Newsletter of 30 November 2002 # 117* Immigration: The Green Card Lottery Immigration: Services Provided by the INS Education: American Jewish Historical Society Business: Investing in Art Business: Warning on Off Shore Investing Business: Dell Computers helping the needs of education in South Africa Global Trade: Mission impossible? Is aid to Africa actually producing results? Global Trade: Poverty, AIDS and Children's Schooling: A Targeting Dilemma Global Trade: AIDS in Africa, What is the Answer? Global Trade: South Africa Launders as much as $8 billion each year Global Trade: China On the Rise Marketing: Keep your marketing and customer target up to date with market research. Travel: Depressing News for the Travel Industry Travel: The Castles of Wales Travel: A day in the life of a flight attendant *The Delamere-International Newsletter of 31 October 2002 # 116* Immigration: Do developing countries gain or lose when their brightest talents go abroad? Immigration: 'Hotel ship' scheme to house 500 UK asylum seekers Immigration: Refugees wary of entry limits Education: The History of Urban Planning Education: History of the Workhouse Environment: Global Award goes to the Solar Electric Light Fund (Self) Business: Avoid the "Nigerian Scams" Business: How to prevent fraud in your business Business: Unemployment in South Africa now at 41 Percent? Global Trade: World Mining cuts 3m jobs in five years The move is on again for the Legalization of millions of illegal immigrants living in the US Education: Fitzwilliam Museum at the University of Cambridge Teachers of the English language Required Travel: London to Cape Town Special *The Delamere-International Newsletter of 30 September 2002 # 115* Travel News: Air travel has become a nightmare for many Immigration News: Amazon and Microsoft Demand H-1B Visa Workers Immigration News: An unlucky immigrant shown the golden door Immigration News: Visa Lottery Comes Up Again Amid Fears Over Terrorism Global Trade: Problems in Africa Global Trade: Investing in Africa Global Trade: The Booming Oil Industry in Angola Looking Positive Business: Isle of Man, Zero Tax Rate Looks Attractive Construction: Homelessness in the United States? Report on the World Summit in Johannesburg *The Delamere-International Newsletter of 31 August 2002 # 114* Immigration News: Visitors to the USA Immigration News: Visas For Business Owners & Professionals Immigration: Dual Citizenship Global Trade: Telecommunications in Africa Global Trade: Zimbabwe Report Global Trade: Is Africa benefiting from "AGOP" Global Trade: Investing in South Africa Travel: International Drivers Licenses Travel: Visitors to the US Coming From Ireland Travel: The "Air Rage" Blacklist Internet: A Part of History Internet: Online Education Internet: E-Learning Conference Scheduled in US Education: A Gift from Microsoft. Thank You! Environment: Air Pollution in England Environment: Solar Power in England? *The Delamere-International Newsletter of 31 July 2002 # 113* Immigration News: British overseas citizens to get right to live in UK. Immigration News: Visitors to the USA. Education: False Degrees are on the Increase. Education: How much is a college degree worth? Education: Canada Funds E-Learning Research Project. How to Manage Being Retrenched. It's official - the rich get richer and the poor get the picture. Global Trade: NEPAD must not fail say African leaders. Global Trade: PM Tony Blair's statement. Global Trade: New Development in South African Mining Rights Business: New Laws Proposed in the UK to benefit small business. Internet: Surfers Still Guided by Search Engines Internet: UK increasingly adopts Internet. Internet: Tourism companies urged to "Go for IT." Environment and the UK Countryside Books of the Month *The Delamere-International Newsletter of 30 June 2002 # 112* Education & Learning Online. A warning to our British clients about off shore tax havens. Is Gibraltar a Money Laundering Haven? World Conference on Money Laundering. Seminar about the Internet Slow Internet Growth Will Hinder Growth of Developing Countries? A New service To Protect Internet Payments Against Fraud Book of the Month Global Trade with Africa Interview with Tony Blair. *The Delamere-International Newsletter of 31 May 2002 # 111* How Do You Start Your day? News Release Regarding the Issuing of US Passports. Moving Money Between Countries is not so Straightforward? How to remain anonymous while still holding an off shore account. South Africa is a great place for money laundering. Canadian firm to begin Titanium mining operations in Kenya. Victory for the Whales. *The Delamere-International Newsletter of 30 April 2002 # 110* Business - Currency: The Almighty Dollar? Have you got what it takes to Run Your Own Business? Latest Immigration News. Enter Our Free Photo Competition. Book Review of "Living and Working in Australia or New Zealand." A visit to South Africa at a price you can afford? Property: Large Scale Flower Farm for Sale. The Latest in Gold & Precious Metals Markets. Global Trade News. How you can help? The Delamere-International Newsletter of 24 April 2002 #109 *(Special Edition)* U.S Visa Waiver programme in jeopardy, Argentina is the first country to be excluded. The Delamere-International Newsletter of 12 April 2002 # 108 *(Special Edition)* This week the INS (Immigration and Naturalization Service) published new regulations imposing significant restrictions on foreign visitors and students in the US. These regulations take immediate effect. *The Delamere-International Newsletter of 31 March 2002 # 107* Business - Employment. Latest Immigration News. What You Can Do With Old PC. Construction- Sick Building Syndrome. Never mind Horoscopes? Global Trade-The Great Debate, Loans or Handouts? The Delamere-International Newsletter of 28 February 2002 # 106 Business Marketing Global Trade Internet Real Estate Travel Education Construction The Delamere-International Newsletter of 31 January 2002 # 105 Business: How Accurate is Your Credit Report? Education: Choosing the Right Career for Your Aptitude and Personality. What can you do with your old PC? Election Time in Africa. USA Increases Aid to South Africa. Book of the Month. "Back to News Page"
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