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<div>With the past tourism focus having been on the Leisure and Business sectors, the introduction of the Sports and Events Tourism Exchange (SETE) Exhibition and Conference is an integral part of promoting the new “sports” trend within the industry. We see SETE 2011 becoming the inaugural, and thereafter, the annual Sports and Events Tourism gathering to attend in Africa.</div><div></div><div>Sports and Events Tourism Exchange will provide a platform to:</div><div>- Pursue bidding and hosting of major international events</div><div>- Promote South Africa as a training destination for northern hemisphere athletes </div><div> in their winter months</div><div>- Promote South Africa as a destination for social participants in sport, exploiting </div><div> our golf courses, beaches, stadiums and hiking trails.</div><div>- Increase Tourist volumes, spend and length of stay</div><div>- Promote transformation</div><div>- Promote local federations and associations</div><div>- Showcase South Africa’s experience and expertise in hosting and managing large </div><div> international events.</div>

This, the 8th International Comminution Symposium (Comminution '12) is organised by MEI in consultation with Prof Malcolm Powell and Dr. Aubrey Mainza. It is sponsored by Starkey & Associates, Magotteaux, Maelgwyn Mineral Services, JKTech, Chemco Advance Material, Industrial Minerals & The Gold & Minerals Gazette. Themes Comminution '12 has the following themes: Improving environment sustainability while driving down costsDesigning and operating energy efficient circuitsDesigning for the next generation of mines Rheology – wet and dryInfluence on classification and fine milling Compressed bed breakageHow to integrate HPGR’s into circuitsDry grinding and classification ahead of wet recovery processesDriving into finer grinding Fine grindingDesign of stirred mills – higher capacity, coarser feeds, media wear, energy consumptionProgress in modelling and scale-up Draft papers will be published as an unrefereed Proceedings on CD-ROM, and selected papers will be published, after peer-review, in a special Comminution issue of Minerals Engineering journal.

The International Congress of Psychology, held every four years under the auspices of the International Union of Psychological Science, is the flagship event in international psychology. The previous 29th ICP was held in Berlin in July 2008 and attracted some 11,000 abstract submissions and over 10,000 delegates. The 30th International Congress of Psychology is the first to be held in Africa, and is organised by the National Research Foundation of South Africa and the Psychological Society of South Africa, in partnership with key South African universities and national government departments. Organised around the theme <i>Psychology Serving Humanity</i>, the congress will highlight how psychology translates its science and practice into the knowledge, skills and tools that are able to underpin the human condition. Besides Invited Addresses and Symposia by global leaders in their fields, there will be scintillating State of the Science Lectures and Controversial Debates on topics of current interest, and exhibitions by leading publishing houses, technological innovators and international psychology organisations. Special activities will include an exciting Emerging Psychologists' Programme, Advanced Research Training Seminars for psychologists from the developing world, various pre and post congress satellite conferences and a variety of tours (including famous World Heritage sites like Robben Island and Table Mountain) and breathtaking wildlife safaris for delegates and accompanying persons.