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Commonwealth News - Issue 462 | 28 October 2009 Full text version
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Secretary-General visits South Africa, holds talks with President Zuma
CHOGM agenda dominates discussions in Cape Town
Commonwealth teams up with bank chief to support youth enterprise in Africa
Secretariat to partner with PK Munga Foundation to deliver up to US$600,000 in mentoring aid
Neo-liberal Washington Consensus ‘is now dead’
UN experts laud Commonwealth as “ahead of the curve”
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2009 Mozambique Elections - Arrival Statement
Statement by Dr Ahmad Tejan Kabbah, Chairperson of the Commonwealth Observer Group

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

Commonwealth to assist St Kitts and Nevis in maritime boundary negotiations
Establishment of boundaries has implications for the management of ocean resources and for the conduct of law enforcement activity

Commonwealth helps Sierra Leone boost export sector
New strategy focuses on agricultural, tourism, fisheries and minerals sectors

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