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Youth Net and Counselling (YONECO), a Malawi civil society organisation received an award from former Zambian President.
Government representatives and civil society groups must work together to tackle HIV & AIDS issues in the Caribbean.
Entry for the 2009 Commonwealth Writers' Prize is now open.
We are recruiting a Programme Manager to manage and develop our new Communities and Livelihoods programme.
Does your organisation share the values of the Commonwealth Foundation? Find out how we can work with you through our Grants programme.
Civil society is a force for transformation: the Commonwealth Foundation launches its vision and strategy for 2008 to 2012. Read more...
Lawrence Hill, 2009 Commonwealth Writers' Prize Overall Best Book winner, pays a visit to the National Archives in Kew where the original document, The Book of Negroes, on which his award winning novel is based, is kept.
Is reading dying in today's internet environment? Find out what panelists had to say at a recent Commonwealth Writers' Prize discussion.
Indra Sinha, winner of the 2008 Commonwealth Writers' Prize Europe and South Asia Best Book award, talks about his winning novel, Animal's People, and where the true inspiration for writing this latest book came from.
Speaking before the 11th Annual Commonwealth Lecture, award winning environmentalist David Suzuki explains what the real bottom line is when it comes to saving the planet.
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