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Madagascar: South Africa Warns Ousted Leader

The South African government has cautioned deposed Malagasy leader Marc Ravalomanana against returning to his country, saying such a move would be "unwise, provocative and may even incite the deaths of many innocent people."

  • Madagascar:  South Africa Warns Ousted Leader

    allAfrica, 30 April 2009

    The South African government has cautioned deposed Malagasy leader Marc Ravalomanana against returning to his country, saying such a move would be “unwise, provocative and… Read more »

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  • Madagascar:   Media Under Attack One Month After New President Installed

    RSF, 23 April 2009

    Reporters Without Borders strongly condemns the return of censorship to Madagascar in the form of orders to the state-owned media not to cover opposition demonstrations. Read more »

  • Madagascar:   A Coup Or Force Majeure?

    Independent (Lagos), 3 April 2009

    From Mauritania to Guinea and from Guinea Bissau to Madagascar, is it yet far-fetched to speak of renaissance of militarism in Africa? Read more »

  • Madagascar:   Church Groups Reject 'Ruthless' Military Actions

    ENI, 31 March 2009

    A delegation from two global church groups to Madagascar has called for international pressure to secure democracy in the island nation following the military-supported ousting of… Read more »

  • Madagascar:   International Community Deserts Rajoelina

    UNIRIN, 23 March 2009

    Andry Rajoelina's attempt to legitimize his rule as Madagascar's president by holding his inauguration on 21 March is serving to galvanize international opposition to his new… Read more »

  • Madagascar:   Rajoelina's Way is Fraught With Pitfalls

    IPS, 19 March 2009

    After 24 months as self-declared head of a transitional authority, the deposed mayor of Antananarivo, Andry Rajoelina, was confirmed as the new president of Madagascar by the… Read more »

  • Madagascar:   Elections 'Yes', Violence 'No'

    Mmegi, 11 February 2009

    The bloodletting that has claimed more than 130 lives in Madagascar since it erupted more than two weeks ago is a source of serious concern. That is 130 lives too many. Such… Read more »

  • Madagascar:   What Went Wrong?

    UNIRIN, 11 February 2009

    As emotions continue to run high in Madagascar's capital, Antananarivo, many people are asking who is to blame for the political turmoil in which over 100 people have died in… Read more »

  • Madagascar:   Political Violence Toll Now 130

    UNIRIN, 9 February 2009

    Hospitals and mortuaries are being "overwhelmed" while both rivals at the centre of Madagascar's political storm continue to blame each other for the violence that has now left… Read more »

  • Madagascar:   Reporter Dies Covering Demonstrations

    RSF, 9 February 2009

    Reporters Without Borders is shocked to learn that Ando Ratovonirina of privately-owned Radio et Télévision Analamanga (RTA) was shot dead while covering an… Read more »

  • Madagascar:   Dozens Killed in Weekend Protests

    UN News, 8 February 2009

    Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon today urged all parties in Madagascar to resolve their differences peacefully, while condemning the violence that erupted in the island nation's… Read more »

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