Queen Elizabeth II

Mswati’s recent trip to Britain where he was famously photographed with Queen Elizabeth II and other monarchs drew protestors to Buckingham Palace the royal residence in London...

This time however it was a greying President Koroma presiding rather than a young Queen Elizabeth II...

Africa has played a critical role in the Commonwealth since its Secretariat was launched in 1965 at Marlborough House a royal palace provided rent-free by Britain's Queen Elizabeth II...

There was also an unusually high attendance by new leaders - 17 new faces duly entertained to lunch by the Head of the Commonwealth Britain's Queen Elizabeth II...

Many Commonwealth states have non-executive heads of state or even governors general who formally represent Queen Elizabeth II...

'Queen 2 314 miles away' ran the excited headline in the Kampala daily The Monitor as Elizabeth II stopped over in Malta en route for Kampala...

Meanwhile the Ugandan parliament is grumbling about the preparations for CHOGM and the associated state visit by the Head of the Commonwealth Britain's Queen Elizabeth II...

Queen Elizabeth II will as always be there as Head of the Commonwealth but does not attend the summit itself...

On 20 April at the 80th birthday party for Queen Elizabeth II hosted by outgoing British High Commissioner John Mitchener the biggest cheer of the evening greeted his announcement that the International Military Advisory and Training Team would remain 'to 2010 and beyond'...

Several ministers are in the safari business: Policy Implementation Minister Webster Shamu is in business with Charles Davy whose daughter Chelsy Davy goes out with Prince Harry second son of Queen Elizabeth II of England...