Malagasy Leaders Deadlock But Will Continue Talks

Madagascar's de facto leader Andry Rajoelina and the president he ousted, Marc Ravalomanana, are to meet again after failing to reach agreement at a meeting in the Seychelles.

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  • Madagascar:  Political Rivals Deadlock, Plan More Talks

    SouthAfrica.info, 27 July 2012

    Malagasy political rivals Andry Rajoelina and Marc Ravalomanana will hold follow-up talks in the coming weeks after this week's talks, facilitated by South African President Jacob ... read more »

Previous conflict in Madagascar (file photo).

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  • Phillip Owi(Prof)
    Jul 26 2012, 19:24

    Who are you?

  • luna.harold
    Jul 28 2012, 03:09

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  • Malagas
    Jul 28 2012, 09:02

    What happen friday july 28th is a real shame for the world and humanity and for South-africa as rainbow nation . Miss Ravalomanana mother and daughter-in-law have been kicked with brutality out from Madagascar only two hours after their landing without passport and money .Ô Mighty God make Peace and reconcilation come back in Madagascar and give Holy Spirit to the SADEC; Africa and surounding islands are not cursed because of your precious blood in Jesus Name !

  • madagascar
    Jul 26 2012, 07:29

    "orders from other southern African nation"

    Madagascar is not connected to the African continent, it is not part of Africa. Politically speaking, Madagascar's politics has nothing to do with that of various African nations.

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