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Media has power to ‘produce positive social change’ – BBC News chief
Released:  23 October 2009
Public should hear about CHOGM ‘outcomes’, says Richard Sambrook

Commonwealth Secretary-General to visit South Africa
Released:  23 October 2009
Kamalesh Sharma to hold talks with President Jacob Zuma ahead of Commonwealth Summit

Public-private partnerships to ‘pump-prime’ the economy
Released:  21 October 2009
Privately financed projects can provide jobs and infrastructure amid economic crisis

Postgraduate diploma up for grabs with legislative drafting course
Released:  21 October 2009
Commonwealth programme provides hands-on coaching and support for lawyers

Commonwealth Ministerial Action Group ‘significant deterrent’
Released:  21 October 2009
Civil society groups assess Commonwealth action on human rights

Commonwealth launches new network for local government finance officers
Released:  21 October 2009
CFONet will help officers share information on financial decentralisation practices

From the Archive: Harare Declaration sets out fundamental values
Released:  21 October 2009
October 1991: Commonwealth vows to safeguard democracy and human rights

Commonwealth announces Group to observe Mozambique elections
Released:  19 October 2009
Former Sierra Leone President Dr Ahmad Tejan Kabbah to lead Group

Swaziland Justice and Constitutional Affairs minister visits Commonwealth Secretariat
Released:  19 October 2009
Commonwealth Deputy Secretary-General Mmasekgoa Masire Mwamba received Mr Ndumiso Mamba, the Minister of Justice and Constitutional Affairs of the Kingdom of Swaziland at Marlborough House, the headquarters of Commonwealth Secretariat in London on 16 October 2009.

Cricket and the Commonwealth continue to march together
Released:  16 October 2009
Sir John Major on the game that provides “the cement that keeps together 53 diverse nations”