Commonwealth

But when will we see the money?

Article Richard Calland - 22 Jun 2018

Risk-versus-reward uncertainty hamstrings any Ramaphoric investment rush

What should we expect from the Zimbabwean elections?

Article bogdan TagDiv - 30 May 2018

A new dispensation does not necessarily equate to a free, fair and credible vote

EU to observe Zimbabwe polls for first time in 16 years

Africa Agency - 29 May 2018

The elections will be the first since long-time ruler Robert Mugabe was removed from power last November following a brief military take over

Zimbabwe’s bid to rejoin Commonwealth

Africa bogdan TagDiv - 22 May 2018

On Monday, the Commonwealth announced that Zimbabwe has applied to rejoin the group after quitting the organisation 15 years ago

Can SADC safeguard Zimbabwe’s election?

Africa Gwinyayi A Dzinesa - 7 May 2018

Assessing whether or not the country’s ongoing election preparations comply with the SADC guidelines is not an easy task

Mnangagwa’s Zimbabwe inches forward – but where is it headed?

Africa Stephen Chan - 2 May 2018

Zimbabwe has high hopes for a post-Mugabe era, but it has some serious growing pains to deal with first

UK interior minister Amber Rudd resigns in blow to Prime Minister May

Article Staff Reporter - 30 Apr 2018

Britain's interior minister Amber Rudd resigned Sunday, admitting she "inadvertently misled" lawmakers about deportation targets

Tribute: A brave, ‘activist’ judge

Article bogdan TagDiv - 19 Apr 2018

In numerous civil and criminal cases, Ramon Leon gave exemplary judgments and was noted for his wisdom, fairness and justice

Windrushers gain justice from British Parliament

Article bogdan TagDiv - 16 Apr 2018

Britons born in Commonwealth countries without proper documentation have been granted some relief on the status of their citizenship

LGBTI rights make gains despite hate

Analysis Peter Tatchell - 11 Feb 2016

More than half of the countries that still have a total prohibition on same-sex relations are members of the Commonwealth

Zuma returns from fractious Sri Lanka Commonwealth summit

Article Sapa - 18 Nov 2013

President Jacob Zuma has returned from a summit dominated by allegations of war crimes in Sri Lanka during the bloody climax of its 26-year civil war.

Gambia slams west for ‘concocting lies’ about its human rights abuses

Africa Staff Reporter - 5 Oct 2013

The government said on Saturday that the US and Britain were behind a 'shameless' smear campaign after Gambia left the Commonwealth.

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Mbalula defends changing taxi operating times

Thando Maeko - 3 Apr 2020

Regulations for taxis have been relaxed over the last few days of the lockdown prompting criticism. Transport minister Fikile Mbalula however, has defended the decision

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