The latest news and features from Commonwealth Sport
Commonwealth Sport is continuing its commitment to champion equal opportunity and empower the next generation of women in leadership through the launch of its Women Leaders Programme for 2024/2025.
We continue the series of articles exploring the journeys of past, present, and future athletes who have participated in a Commonwealth Games event. Here, we reconnect with South Africa's Natalie Du Toit, a groundbreaking para-athlete and Commonwealth Games champion, who shares her story.
Mary Cholhok, the 6’7” lay-up legend of the Ugandan Netball team, the She-Cranes, shares her journey from school athlete to the international stage, recounting her experience at the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games.
Commonwealth Sport today celebrates the achievements this year of our wonderful Para athletes on the International Day of Persons with a Disability –and underlines the importance of its unique GAPs programme for Para athletes.
President Chris Jenkins recently concluded his official visit to Togo, welcoming one of the newest members of the Commonwealth Sport Movement.
Para athletes and coaches have praised the recently concluded Global GAPS Camp in Mauritius.
Fifty-one Para athletes and coaches from 21 Commonwealth nations and territories are attending the Global GAPS Camp in Mauritius this week.
Petra Haven, Executive Director of the Bahamas Anti-Doping Commission (BADC), is at the forefront of promoting integrity in sports and advocating for women’s leadership. With over a decade of experience in management and marketing, Petra has carved out a significant role in sports governance, ensuring that Bahamian athletes compete clean and fair.
The Royal Commonwealth Society (RCS), in partnership with the Commonwealth Games Federation, launched the RCS Commonwealth Clean Oceans Plastics Campaign in Samoa during the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM).
George Black has today been announced as the new Chair of Glasgow 2026 Organising Company, taking up the role with immediate effect.
Commonwealth Sport President Chris Jenkins has outlined the crucial role the entire Commonwealth Sport Movement – including a reset and redefined Commonwealth Games – can play in advancing social and human development outcomes and advocated new ways of working between sports and government to maximise Commonwealth Sport’s relevance and value.
As the host for the 23rd Commonwealth Games is announced as Glasgow, the Commonwealth Sport President Chris Jenkins, shares his excitement for what will be the biggest sporting event in the United Kingdom in 2026.
The Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) is pleased to officially confirm Glasgow as the host city of the 2026 Commonwealth Games.
Commonwealth Sport is holding the third and final in a series of Regional Meetings in Turks and Caicos on 16-18 October, with the Caribbean and Americas Commonwealth Games Associations coming together to foster stronger links in the region.
As President of Commonwealth Sport Canada and acting Regional Vice President Americas, Claire Carver-Dias has a unique perspective on leadership and the Commonwealth Sport Movement. Her journey began as a synchronised swimmer, competing at the Manchester 2002 Commonwealth Games.
Commonwealth Sport is holding the 2024 Africa and Europe Regional Meeting in Mombasa, Kenya, looking to drive closer collaboration between Commonwealth Family members in the two regions.
Thokozani Twambilire Chalemba, the Secretary General of the Volleyball Association of Malawi, is making significant strides in the world of sports leadership.
Eswatini, in the South of Africa, is hosting Commonwealth Sport’s Executive Board meeting this week, highlighting the organisation’s commitment to bringing events and activities to more Commonwealth nations.
With Eswatini set to host their first official meeting for Commonwealth Sport, we throw the spotlight onto one Eswatini woman’s journey through sport leadership.
The Maldives held the first of three Commonwealth Sport Regional Meetings between 22-23 September with representatives of 21 Commonwealth Games Associations in the Oceania-Asia region coming together.
