Blogs


Bangladesh-Haiti appeal
Rita Payne, Chair of the Commonwealth Journalists Association (UK) reports on a range of activities which are raising funds for survivors of the Haiti earthquake
Posted on Jan 26 2010 10:52AM by tbaird
A quiet revolution is underway in Africa
Many of us take the Internet for granted, but what about locations that are too remote or economically impoverished to enjoy the hi-tech benefits of the developed world?
Posted on Jan 18 2010 10:28AM by nelliesk
The place of Human rights in the climate change debate
Julius Mucunguzi writes from the climate talks in Copenhagen, Denmark
Posted on Dec 10 2009 5:12PM by tbaird
Rugby to the rescue
Prunella Scarlett, Hon Consul for Samoa, UK, applauds a generous fundraising effort
Posted on Nov 13 2009 10:00AM by tbaird
Indian Infrastructure
Dr Mohan Kaul, Director-General of the Commonwealth Business Council, on relations between the UK and India and doing business on the subcontinent
Posted on Nov 10 2009 11:16AM by tbaird
The Delhi Games planned ‘on an unprecedented scale’
Rita Payne, UK Chair of the Commonwealth Journalists Association, reflects on last week’s Queen’s Baton Relay, the curtain-raiser to the Commonwealth Games in Delhi next year.
Posted on Nov 4 2009 6:26PM by nelliesk
Dormitories turned to dust
Tom Baird visits two Ugandan schools affected by fires
Posted on Nov 4 2009 9:09AM by tbaird
Voting over
Voting is over in Mozambique's fourth national multi-party elections
Posted on Oct 29 2009 10:46AM by vholdsworth
The Lonely Farmer
An old, dedicated farmer captures the attention of Dare Lasisi when he visits his birthplace
Posted on Oct 29 2009 10:44AM by tbaird
Business as usual in Maputo
Sunday is the last day of campaigning for Mozambique's election. As Commonwealth observers prepare for deployment, it's business as usual in Maputo
Posted on Oct 24 2009 2:52PM by