Commonwealth News
Commonwealth Youth Games 2023 set to kick off in Trinidad and Tobago
Trinidad and Tobago is set to host the eagerly anticipated 7th edition of the Commonwealth Youth Games. The event will kick off on the 4th of August with a vibrant and culturally rich Opening Ceremony at the iconic Hasely Crawford Stadium. Athletes from 71 countries...
50th Anniversary of CARICOM
The anniversary serves as an occasion to reflect on the achievements and progress made within CARICOM and to strengthen the bonds of unity and collaboration among Caribbean nations. Various festivities and events are held to commemorate this significant occasion and...
The Commonwealth: Trade and economy
The Commonwealth plays a crucial role in enhancing trade and economic development among its member countries. It offers various programs and initiatives to support trade, manage public debt, promote sustainable use of natural resources, and foster connectivity and...
Vanuatu Independence Day
On its 43rd Independence Day, over 500 Vanuatu RSE workers and Ni-Van Residents, who currently reside in the Bay of Plenty and Waikato, are eagerly anticipated to assemble at the Pāpāmoa Sports and Recreation Centre for a joyous celebration. During the festivities,...
Ghana Parliament votes to end death penalty
In a significant move, Ghana's Parliament made a historic decision to amend the country's Criminal Offences Act, resulting in the replacement of the death penalty with life imprisonment. The amendment was introduced by Francis-Xavier Sosu, Minister of Parliament with...
Mollie O’Callaghan smashes 14-year-old 200m freestyle record to win gold at worlds
In a stunning display of talent, 19-year-old Australian swimmer Mollie O'Callaghan achieved an extraordinary milestone recently. She set a new world record in the women's 200m freestyle event, clocking an impressive time of 1 minute and 52.85 seconds at the...