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Culture and Conflict grants 2012
East African Nights of Tolerance Organisation: Amizero Kompagnie, RwandaWhere: Kigali & Huye, RwandaWhen: June 2012 – November 2012 ...
New partnership launched at 2012 BOCAS Lit Fest
The Commonwealth Foundation, British Council and NGC Bocas Lit Fest announced a new partnership that will work towards enhancing the ...
The Short Story Vs The Novel
We ask Kim Scott, Australian prize-winning author of 'That Deadman Dance' if he prefers writing novels or short stories, how he stays ...
British Council, Commonwealth Writers and NGC Bocas Lit Fest announce new partnership
The British Council and Commonwealth Writers and NGC Bocas Lit Fest have announced a new partnership that will work towards enhancing ...
Civil Society Leaders join Commonwealth Gender Plan of Action Monitoring Group
In 2012, four new representatives from civil society joined the CGPMG for a two year term. Africa: Ms. Marren Akatsa-BukachiExecutive ...
Call for applications for the Commonwealth Gender Plan of Action Monitoring Group
Applications are invited from civil society leaders in the Commonwealth to serve as Members of the Commonwealth Gender Plan of Action ...
CPF 2011: Commonwealth should be a “meaningful vehicle for change”
Commonwealth People’s Forum provides crucial interface between governments and civil society Civil society representatives gathered in ...
‘Politics and Ambition’ an Interview with Kamila Shamsie
'Politics and Ambition' an Interview with Kamila Shamsie
‘There Is No Magic Formula’ by Bernardine Evaristo
It’s great to be judging a prize where submissions are presented to us anonymously. This means we cannot be swayed by reputation. ...
