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Madagascar’s president asks for one year to fix crisis or he will resign
President of Madagascar, Andry Rajoelina, has asked for one year to fix the country’s problems, insisting that should they persist, he will resign. During a town-hall style meeting at his palace with various groups of government supporters, Rajoelina made the astonishing revelation, taking into consideration the demands of citizens. READ ALSO: Health crisis deepens in…
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Deadly youth-led protests force Madagascar’s president to fire the prime minister and his government
Madagascar’s president, Andry Rajoelina, has fired prime minister Christian Ntsay and...
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China, 53 African nations urge US to embrace fair trade amid soaring tariffs
China and 53 African countries have jointly urged the United States to abandon its increasingly...
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Trump seeks $9.4B spending reversal, targeting DOGE-identified programs
The White House moved Tuesday to rescind $9.4 billion in previously approved federal spending,...
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Great granddaughters of Madagascar king executed by French troops demand return of his skull
Two great-granddaughters of a Sakalava king in Madagascar, who was executed by colonial troops in 1897, have asked the French ambassador to expedite the return of their ancestor’s skull. They are...
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Madagascar’s Avenue of Baobabs: the site where legend says star-crossed lovers turned into trees
The baobab trees in the Avenue of Baobabs in Madagascar are thousands of years old. The Avenue of Baobabs is believed to be over 2,800 years old and represents the lasting legacy of the vegetative cover...
