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The Commonwealth’s controversial Secretary-General, Baroness Scotland, is advocating for Zimbabwe’s readmission to the organisation, despite ongoing concerns about its human rights record.
As reported by <a href="https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14034385/baroness-brazen-zimbabwe-commonwealth.html">The Mail</a>, Baroness Scotland has recommended that Zimbabwe be allowed to return more than 20 years after its expulsion due to human rights violations under former President Robert Mugabe.
The current government, led by President Emmerson Mnangagwa, has faced accusations of election rigging and the detention of political opponents.
In her Informal Assessment Report, Baroness Scotland said stakeholders within Zimbabwe have reported an “overall improved political environment.” She added:
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I am certain that with the help of the Commonwealth family, the country will flourish once again.
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However, Baroness Scotland’s tenure has been marred by controversy, including revelations that she spent £338,000 refurbishing her grace-and-favour Mayfair apartment, earning her the nickname “Baroness Brazen.”
She has been criticised for appointing allies to key positions since taking office. She is to step down early next year.
Baroness Scotland said Zimbabwe is “still in the early stages of its democratic journey,” citing issues like political prisoners and the need for freedom of association. Nevertheless, she believes that most of the core criteria for membership have been broadly met.
Baroness Scotland has proposed that Zimbabwe’s application move to the “next stage,” which involves consultations with member countries.
Since 2018, Zimbabwe has been seeking to rejoin the Commonwealth, motivated by the prestige of membership and access to markets with lower trade tariffs.
A Commonwealth spokesman confirmed that all stakeholders—including the government, opposition, civil society, media, and religious leaders—are eager to see Zimbabwe reintegrated into the Commonwealth family.
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Baroness Scotland wants Zimbabwe to rejoin the Commonwealth, despite problems with human rights. People are worried because the government has been accused of election fraud and arresting political opponents. Baroness Scotland says things are getting better in Zimbabwe, but there are still issues like political prisoners. She thinks Zimbabwe should be allowed back in the Commonwealth, but some people are not happy about it. The government, opposition, and other groups in Zimbabwe all want to be part of the Commonwealth again.

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