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Abuja is a bunfight for kleptomaniacs Mugabe is the only politician who's lived up to manifesto promises - promises made by Ian Smith, who said that if Rhodesia got majority rule, the outcome would be poverty and murderous anarchy
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It could be worse. I could be in Abuja, solemnly reporting on a
meeting of criminals as if it were a consistory of saints, rather
than being at home in Kildare in Ireland. My country is not part of
the Commonwealth, though it was in a sense the founder member of the
British Empire. So in what way is it worse off because it is now
outside the Commonwealth?
It is certainly better off for not having to engage in the
hypocritical folderol of Abuja, with everyone exchanging bright
smiles, ...
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Enhancing the image of Commonwealth, THE INDEPENDENT
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; 00-00-0000 One of the major challenges facing the Secretary General of the Commonwealth today is how to enhance the image of the Commonwealth. In tackling this problem of the image of the Commonwealth, the Secretary General has to address the related issue of the relevance and usefulness of the
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Commonwealth whose wealth?
New African
; There has been no shortage of news about the Commonwealth in the past two months. But how does the Commonwealth impact or benefit the ordinary African? In this article ...
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 "Business Times (Malaysia)")
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Rough waters ahead for the Commonwealth, BUSINESS TIMES
Business Times (Malaysia)
; Saiful Azhar Abdullah Business Times (Malaysia) 12-10-2003 ANYONE who reads the report prepared by the Commonwealth Expert Group on development and democracy would agree that the leaders attending this year's Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting have serious issues to deal with. But after the
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Sex, violence and this ragged remnant of empire `To us the Commonwealth seems an irrelevance; to others, it's the most useful forum they have access to'
The Independent - London
; ... with the current Zimbabwean nightmare of violence, intimidation and anti- colonial bluster - affords a compelling diversion to news of the Commonwealth. Yet there is an added dimension to both of these dramas. For, in their very different ways, they speak to ...
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 "The Independent (London, England)")
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Sex, violence and this ragged remnant of empire; `To us the Commonwealth seems an irrelevance; to others, it's the most useful forum they have access to'.(Comment)
The Independent (London, England)
; ... with the current Zimbabwean nightmare of violence, intimidation and anti-colonial bluster - affords a compelling diversion to news of the Commonwealth. Yet there is an added dimension to both of these dramas. For, in their very different ways, they speak to ...
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