Pressure mounts over Ghana anti-LGBTQI+ bill
The Government of Ghana has sent a delegation to London to hold talks on the highly debated anti-LGBTQI+ bill, as rights activists have launched a campaign to mark Pride month.…
Commonwealth calls for global support as Seychelles fosters marine protection
To mark World Ocean Day on 8 June, a panel of experts from across the Commonwealth led a virtual discussion on new and emerging issues around the management and financing…
Commonwealth to act as observer in rocky Papua New Guinea elections
The Commonwealth Secretariat will deploy a special Commonwealth Observer Group (COG) to scrutinise Papua New Guinea’s national elections – as the country faces a difficult transition. The country’s three weeks…
Queen Elizabeth II: 70 years as Head of the Commonwealth
As Queen Elizabeth II celebrates her Platinum Jubilee this week, Commonwealth Business Communications reflects on the Sovereign’s service as Head of the Commonwealth for the past 70 years. This year,…
Commonwealth health ministers urge vaccine equity
Commonwealth health ministers have convened to address vaccine inequity and build sustainable and resilient health systems to speed post-pandemic recovery. The 34th edition of the Commonwealth Health Minsters’ Meeting (CHMM)…
The Conference of Commonwealth Education Ministers and the Nadi Declaration
Rosy Akbar, Fijian Minister for Education, Heritage and Arts, discusses the outcomes of the last Conference of Commonwealth Education Ministers and calls for increased collaboration to deliver the commitments made…
Blockchain in healthcare
Malta’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Health, Chris Fearne, explains the potential of blockchain technology to transform health systems across the Commonwealth, and illustrates how it has measurably improved…