COMMONWEALTH MEMBERS

AFRICA

Botswana

Enter in the Commonwealth: 1966

Capital: Gaborane

Official language: English and Setswana

Cameroon

Enter in the Commonwealth: 1995

Capital: Yaoundé

Official language: English and French

Ghana

Enter in the Commonwealth: 1957

Capital: Accra

Official language: English

Kenya

Enter in the Commonwealth: 1963

Capital: Nairobi

Official language: English

Lesotho

Enter in the Commonwealth: 1966

Capital: Maseru

Official language: English and Sesotho

Malawi

Enter in the Commonwealth: 1964

Capital: Lilonawe

Official language: English

Mauritius

Enter in the Commonwealth: 1968

Capital: Port louis

Official language: English

Mozambique

Enter in the Commonwealth: 1995

Capital: Maputo

Official language: Portuguese

Namibia

Enter in the Commonwealth: 1990

Capital: Windhoek

Official language: English

Nigeria

Enter in the Commonwealth: 1960 (suspended in 1995-1999)

Capital: Abuja

Official language: English

Rwanda

Enter in the Commonwealth: 2009

Capital: Kigali

Official language: English, French and Kinyarwanda

Seychelles

Enter in the Commonwealth: 1976

Capital: Victoria

Official language: English, French and Creole

Sierra Leone

Enter in the Commonwealth: 1961

Capital: Freewnton

Official language: English

South Africa

Enter in the commonwealth: 1931

Capital: Pretoria

Official language: 11 most widely spoken

Swaziland

Enter in the Commonwealth: 1968

Capital: Mbabane

Official language: English and SiSwati

Uganda

Enter in the Commonwealth: 1962

Capital: Kampala

Official language: English and Kiswahili

United Republic of Tanzania

Enter in the Commonwealth: 1961

Capital: Dodoma

Official language: English and Kiswahili

Zambia

Enter in the Commonweealth: 1964

Capital: Lusaka

Official language: English

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