Commonwealth Games: Where Family Legacies Meet Global Politics The Commonwealth Games, held every four years, celebrate athletic prowess and national pride, but this year's event has also brought to light intriguing personal stories.
Amidst the competition, family legacies have emerged as a fascinating aspect of these games.
Aziz Abdul, the grandson of Uganda's infamous dictator Idi Amin, has drawn attention with his comments on being a "new king" in Scotland.