Working to ensure relations between nations remain 'criss': Commonwealth expert Maurice Dalton
Protocol expert Mr Dalton talks to Commonwealth News about his time in Jamaica as a Commonwealth Fund for Technical Co-operation expert
Commonwealth welcomes proposed lifting of emergency laws in Fiji
The Commonwealth also welcomes the announcement of national consultations on a new constitution commencing in February 2012
Commonwealth Secretary-General’s New Year Message
"2012 must show in word and deed our enduring Commonwealth concern and determination to provide opportunity and a future for all irrespective of gender" - Kamalesh Sharma
The Queen's Christmas message highlights the Commonwealth’s common bond
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II recalls how she has been inspired by the courage and hope seen in the Commonwealth
Commonwealth Secretary-General meets Saint Lucia Foreign Affairs Minister
Saint Lucia’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Alva Baptiste expresses his “heartfelt gratitude” to the Commonwealth for sending a Commonwealth Election Assessment Team to the recent Saint Lucia general elections
Kenya hails Commonwealth initiative to enhance capacity of midwifery
Scaling up of midwifery educators’ training will drastically improve maternal and neonatal health in Sub-Saharan Africa – Kenya Vice-President Kalonzo Musyoka
Secretary-General welcomes release of Sri Lanka report
Commonwealth Secretary-General Kamalesh Sharma on 19 December 2011 welcomed the Sri Lankan Government’s release of the Report of the Lessons Learnt and Reconciliation Commission.
Commonwealth calls on ministers to deliver concrete results at WTO meeting
The Commonwealth is committed to promoting a development friendly global trading system that creates greater trading opportunities for developing countries – Commonwealth Deputy Secretary-General
Protect human rights defenders
Commonwealth Secretary-General speaks on the critical role of women human rights defenders in creating a stronger Commonwealth
Poverty fuelling witchcraft hysteria says African charity
Community members must understand that socio-economic circumstances are not caused by sorcery - Justin Bahunga