Tanzania katika mkutano wa jumuiya ya madola st. Johns, Antigua 2026

Tanzania katika mkutano wa jumuiya ya madola st. Johns, Antigua 2026

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02 November 2026
St. John's, Antigua

MKUTANO WA WAKUU WA SERIKALI NA NCHI WANACHAMA WA JUMUIYA YA MADOLA ANTIGUA 2026

Tukio la kando la CHOGM 2026: Kulinda demokrasia na ushirikishwaji katika Jumuiya ya Madola​

03 Novemba 2026, 15:00 - 19:00 (AST / UTC-4)

Kupitia mfululizo wa majopo shirikishi, washiriki watashiriki mawazo na suluhisho za vitendo ili kuchunguza jinsi tunavyoweza kuimarisha taasisi za kidemokrasia, kuhimiza ushiriki mkubwa wa umma na kufanya kazi pamoja kushughulikia changamoto zinazokabili jamii za Jumuiya ya Madola.

Jumuiya ya Madola inawezaje kuunga mkono demokrasia, ujumuishaji na haki za binadamu katika ulimwengu unaobadilika haraka? Wakati ambapo taasisi za kidemokrasia zinakabiliwa na shinikizo linaloongezeka - kuanzia kupungua kwa uaminifu wa umma na taarifa potofu hadi mielekeo ya kimabavu na kupungua kwa nafasi ya kiraia - jukumu la Mabunge kama walinzi wa maadili ya kidemokrasia ni muhimu zaidi kuliko hapo awali. 



Mada hii, iliyoandaliwa kwa ushirikiano na Chama cha Wabunge wa Jumuiya ya Madola (CPA), litajumuisha:

  • Majadiliano ya jopo yakifuatiwa na Maswali na Majibu kuhusu kulinda demokrasia - kutekeleza Azimio la Nadi
  • Majadiliano ya jopo yakifuatiwa na Maswali na Majibu: Jumuiya ya Madola Jumuishi Zaidi: Kuendeleza Haki, Usawa na Ushiriki
  • Gumzo la pana la mengine yatakayowakilyshwa
Source : Member countries
 
01 November 2026
St. John's,Antigua

Kagame Arrives in Antigua for 2026 Commonwealth Summit​

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ST. JOHN’S – President Paul Kagame has arrived in St. John’s, Antigua and Barbuda, to attend the 28th Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM 2026), bringing together leaders from 56 member countries to discuss trade, investment and development cooperation.

DP Kindiki's Trip to Antigua and Barbuda​

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Deputy President Kithure Kindiki departed Nairobi Kenya for Antigua and Barbuda to represent President William Ruto at the 2026 Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM).

2026 CHOGM NABBANJA ROBINAH TO REPRESENT H.E. YOWERI MUSEVENI

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I have arrived in St. John's, Antigua and Barbuda, leading Uganda's delegation to the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) 2026 to represent H.E president Yoweri Kaguta Museveni

BIANCA OJUKWU arrives in Antigua For 2026 CHOGM Commonwealth Summit​

November 01, 2026



Nigeria’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Bianca Odumegwu-Ojukwu, has arrived in St John’s, Antigua and Barbuda, ahead of the 2026 Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM), scheduled to hold from November 1 to 4.

The summit will bring together leaders, ministers and representatives from 56 Commonwealth countries, representing about 2.7 billion people. King Charles III is also scheduled to address the opening ceremony.

Held under the theme “Accelerating Partnerships and Investment for a Prosperous Commonwealth,” the meeting will focus on strengthening cooperation in areas including trade, investment, climate resilience, innovation and sustainable development.

Odumegwu-Ojukwu said Nigeria welcomes the opportunity to participate in the gathering and deepen partnerships with other Commonwealth members
 
02 November 2026
St. John's, Antigua

MKUTANO WA WAKUU WA SERIKALI NA NCHI WANACHAMA WA JUMUIYA YA MADOLA ANTIGUA 2026

Tukio la kando la CHOGM 2026: Kulinda demokrasia na ushirikishwaji katika Jumuiya ya Madola​

03 Novemba 2026, 15:00 - 19:00 (AST / UTC-4)

Kupitia mfululizo wa majopo shirikishi, washiriki watashiriki mawazo na suluhisho za vitendo ili kuchunguza jinsi tunavyoweza kuimarisha taasisi za kidemokrasia, kuhimiza ushiriki mkubwa wa umma na kufanya kazi pamoja kushughulikia changamoto zinazokabili jamii za Jumuiya ya Madola.

Jumuiya ya Madola inawezaje kuunga mkono demokrasia, ujumuishaji na haki za binadamu katika ulimwengu unaobadilika haraka? Wakati ambapo taasisi za kidemokrasia zinakabiliwa na shinikizo linaloongezeka - kuanzia kupungua kwa uaminifu wa umma na taarifa potofu hadi mielekeo ya kimabavu na kupungua kwa nafasi ya kiraia - jukumu la Mabunge kama walinzi wa maadili ya kidemokrasia ni muhimu zaidi kuliko hapo awali. 



Mada hii, iliyoandaliwa kwa ushirikiano na Chama cha Wabunge wa Jumuiya ya Madola (CPA), litajumuisha:

  • Majadiliano ya jopo yakifuatiwa na Maswali na Majibu kuhusu kulinda demokrasia - kutekeleza Azimio la Nadi
  • Majadiliano ya jopo yakifuatiwa na Maswali na Majibu: Jumuiya ya Madola Jumuishi Zaidi: Kuendeleza Haki, Usawa na Ushiriki
  • Gumzo la pana la mengine yatakayowakilyshwa
Source : Member countries
Samia umeua kwa upanga utakufa kwa upanga
 
02 November 2026
SAMIA HASSAN - SISI WENYE KUTENDA HAKI TUNAZUSHIWA MAMBO YASIYO KWELI KIMATAIFA, NAWAOMBENI MPITIE MITANDAO NA KUWAJIBU WANAOTUSHUTUMU BILA KUSUBIRI MIYE NISEME

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Since its controversial general election in October 2025, Tanzania -International community relations have nosedived

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TOKA MAKTABA 2026

Since its controversial general election in October 2025, Tanzania -International community relations have nosedived

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Waziri wa Mambo ya Nje wa Tanzania kuhusu uchaguzi, machafuko na kufungwa kwa intaneti - BBC Africa

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04 February 2026
Dubai, United Arab Emirates UAE

Samia in Dbai advances Africa–Caribbean ties, tourism ambitions at WGS 2026 February 4th

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President Samia Suluhu Hassan in bilateral talks with the Prime Minister of Antigua and Barbuda, Mr Gaston Browne.
 
DIPLOMASIA YA NDANI

04 November 2026

November 2, 2026, during the Great Lakes Region Women Parliamentarians’ Conference (WPC) in Dar es Salaam.

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Tanzania continuing to create an enabling environment for women to participate in leadership, peace, security and national development, Vice-President Deogratius Ndejembi has said, during the Great Lakes Region Women Parliamentarians’ Conference (WPC) in Dar es Salaam.
Women legislators from across the Great Lakes Region gather in Tanzania this November for four days of dialogue, partnership and shared commitment to the region’s future.

The conference runs from 2nd to 5th November 2026 at the Julius Nyerere International Convention Centre (JNICC) in Dar es Salaam.

🎖️ Guest of Honour: H.E. Dr Samia Suluhu Hassan, President of the United Republic of Tanzania

🏛️ Hosted by the Parliament of the United Republic of Tanzania in partnership with the Forum of Parliaments of the International Conference on the Great Lakes Region (FP-ICGLR)The conference brings together women parliamentarians and leaders from across the Great Lakes Region to discuss peace, security and development

.📅 Dates: 2nd–5th November 2026


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03 November 2026
St. John's Antigua

Foreign Ministers determined to promote Commonwealth interests beyond CHOGM 2026​

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Foreign Affairs Ministers from across the Commonwealth met today on the eve of the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) in St. John’s, Antigua and Barbuda, for the 27th Commonwealth Foreign Affairs Ministers Meeting (CFAMM). The meeting was chaired by Antigua and Barbuda’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Trade & Immigration, Hon Everly Paul Chet Greene.
Foreign Affairs Ministers and Heads of Delegations were tasked with adopting the CHOGM 2026 Communiqué, ahead of its endorsement by Leaders.

In his opening remarks, the Chair, Minister Greene, reflected on developments since CFAMM in London in March, and said:

"When we last met at Lancaster House in London, we agreed on the need to do more as Foreign Ministers – to uphold our collective values, increase our visibility, and deepen our relationship with strategic partners.

"The Commonwealth is an important platform for dialogue, collaboration and opportunity. Through partnerships and shared action, we can build resilience, unlock economic opportunity, and ensure that the Commonwealth continues to deliver meaningful benefits for our people.

"This week, we invite our Commonwealth family to rally behind the CHOGM theme, ‘Accelerating Partnerships and Investment for a Prosperous Commonwealth’. Let us make the most of this moment of opportunity for the Commonwealth and show our people that they matter."
Commonwealth Secretary-General, Hon Shirley Botchwey, said in her opening remarks that this pre-CHOGM CFAMM meeting sought to focus on the challenges facing Commonwealth countries, including how to respond to hostile actions against them, and how they fashion strategies to fill the gap for funding social goods critical for building their own resilience and shared Commonwealth prosperity. She said to Ministers:

"In today’s world, there are few certainties left. But one thing we can be sure of is that the Commonwealth family is a place where all voices are heard, and that the time for action is now.

"This week, you will experience a transformed CHOGM: shorter, but with more packed in.

The initiatives we are launching this week complement national programmes and our existing support for member countries, with scaled responses that reflect our ambition for transformation.

"This CHOGM, have been designed around your priorities, to help you achieve your goals.

Inspired by our values and our history of problem-solving, we are looking to your leadership and support to deliver transformative change for our 2.7 billion citizens."
Foreign Ministers and Heads of Delegation received a Report from the Chair of the Commonwealth Ministerial Action Group (CMAG) for the period 2024-26. CMAG is chaired by Hon Chris Fearne, Minister for Foreign and European Affairs of the Republic of Malta.

Ministers and delegates welcomed reports from the Commonwealth intergovernmental organisations - the Commonwealth Secretariat, Commonwealth Foundation and Commonwealth of Learning - as well as from the four CHOGM Forums, namely Business, People, Youth and Women.

CFAMM 2026 Retreat​

Foreign Ministers met for a retreat in the afternoon, under the theme, How can Foreign Ministers promote the Commonwealth’s shared interests and values in the current international situation?

Foreign Ministers discussed how Commonwealth member countries can work together to shape a shared future, in the face of profound stresses and challenges facing the world. Discussion focused on:

  • The Commonwealth’s response to declining development cooperation, unilateral attacks on member countries, as well as rapidly emerging and evolving technologies, and their impact on our resilience and shared prosperity.
  • How Foreign Ministers can support the Commonwealth to strengthen consensus-building mechanisms and leverage cooperation across global platforms, positioning our values, increasing our visibility and realising a response global governance architecture.
  • The integration of democracy and good governance for realising economic and climate resilience across the Commonwealth.
CHOGM will officially open on 2 November and conclude on 4 November.
 
02 November 2026

President Mahama to join Commonwealth Leaders at CHOGM 2026 in Antigua and Barbuda​

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President John Dramani Mahama arrived in Antigua on Monday evening to participate in the 2026 Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting ((CHOGM), convened by His Majesty King Charles III.

The biennial summit gathers Commonwealth heads of government, ministers, business leaders, and representatives from civil society and youth organisations to discuss shared priorities and explore opportunities for cooperation.

The 2026 meeting, President Mahama’s first since his re-election in December 2024, will focus on the theme “Accelerating Partnership and Investment for a Prosperous Commonwealth.”

This theme highlights the need to strengthen partnerships, mobilise investment, and promote sustainable economic growth and shared prosperity across the Commonwealth.
 

King Charles warns of global instability at Commonwealth summit​

‘As international norms and systems are tested to their limits, brutal conflict stalks our world, destroying lives and casting long shadows across the globe,’ says British monarch
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03 November 2026•Update: 03 November 2026

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Britain’s King Charles III on Tuesday warned of growing international instability, mounting conflicts and the erosion of global norms as he addressed the opening of the 28th Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) in Antigua and Barbuda.

“As international norms and systems are tested to their limits, brutal conflict stalks our world, destroying lives and casting long shadows across the globe,” the British monarch said in his address.

He also highlighted the growing threats posed by climate change, environmental destruction and rapid technological transformation, describing the combined challenges as “the crisis of our time.”

Charles urged Commonwealth members to strengthen cooperation, saying the organization offered an important platform for addressing shared global problems through partnerships, trade and investment.

The king also addressed the legacy of the transatlantic slave trade, acknowledging its lasting impact on Caribbean nations and other Commonwealth members.

“That shameful chapter of history is one that fills my heart with horror and my soul with the most profound personal sorrow,” he said.

While acknowledging that the past cannot be changed, Charles stressed the importance of learning from history and building partnerships to address its consequences through education, employment opportunities and economic development.

He also called for greater investment in climate resilience, renewable energy and nature protection, particularly in vulnerable island nations that have contributed little to global emissions but face some of their harshest consequences
 
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