The Commonwealth has been working with Lesotho to bolster the kingdom's mounted police force, a key step towards ensuring peace and stability, and achieving economic development goals.

Changes in the global context present an opportunity for the Commonwealth to rise to the challenge and do more for its member countries, but to do so it is inviting partners, like the Commonwealth ...

The Commonwealth Ministerial Action Group (CMAG) was formed in 1995 to be a custodian of fundamental political values of the ...

By Naadira Ogeer, Head of Energy and Natural Resources; Kartikeya Garg, Assistant Research Officer, and Chilenye Nwapi, Legal ...

General, Hon Shirley Ayorkor Botchwey, statement at first dialogue with Commonwealth Accredited Organisations (AOs). Marlborough House, Tuesday 15th July ...

The workshop was far more than an academic exercise. It was an invitation to reflect, to engage, and, most importantly, to ...

Blog by Dr Daniel Wilde, Head of Oceans, and Dr Jane Collins, Ocean Governance Adviser, Commonwealth Secretariat ...

"Breaking the cycle of violence is a necessity. Otherwise, there will be no society left to be governed." This was a stark ...

The Commonwealth Observer Group's (COG) final report on Trinidad and Tobago's Parliamentary Elections has identified how ...

Twenty IT specialists from nine countries and territories completed a training course last month designed to ensure the ...

Across the Commonwealth, women entrepreneurs are sparking meaningful change. From the bustling markets of Cameroon to the co-working spaces of Fiji and the tech labs of Canada, they are reshaping ...

When Stanley Anigbogu heard his name announced as the 2025 Commonwealth Young Person of the Year in March 2025, he could hardly believe it. He had not expected to win, especially among a pool of ...