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Elections Could be Held in Crisis-hit Madagascar in the Next 12 Months
Elections could be held in crisis-hit Madagascar in the next 12 months following recent regional-led talks in the capital Antananarivo, South African International Relations and Cooperation Deputy Minister Marius Fransman told reporters in Cape Town on...
Madagascar Accepts Southern African Development Community Election Roadmap
Madagascar’s three major political movements – representing over 80 percent of the Malagasy people, have welcomed the announcement by the Southern African Development Community, SADC “troika” that it is to convene an urgent extraordinary summit...
Madagascar: From Poor to Poorer
Madagascar, one of the world’s poorest countries, has lost about $400 million in donor support since the March 2009 coup in which Andry Rajoelina, with the support of the military, deposed President Marc Ravalomanana.
Free Primary Schooling Ends in Madagascar
The burden of paying for education in Madagascar has shifted to the poor after donor funding was frozen in the wake of a coup on March 17th 2009.
South Afrcia Warns Against Former Malagasy President Ravalomanana’s Plans
South Africa has cautioned against “unilateral measures” taken prior to the Southern African Development Community’s report on the political crisis in Madagascar.
Attempted Coup Reported in Madagascar
Andry Rajoelina, President of Madagascar’s Highest Transitional Authority (HAT), has reaffirmed control of the country despite an alleged attempted coup d’etat in the Indian Ocean island country.
MADAGASCAR: Going the Way of the Dodo?
Vast portions of Madagascar’s unique biodiversity could be lost – possibly forever, and at incalculable cost to ordinary Malagasy and the world – by the continued suspension of environmental funding in response to an ongoing political...
