Madagascar Hopes Election will Restore Peace, Tourism
- Publisher:
- Voice of America
- Publication Date:
- 23 October 2013
- Tags:
- Madagascar, Travel and Tourism, Governance, Conflict, Peace and Security, Economy, Business and Finance
Citizens of Madagascar are counting on this week's elections to help revive the island nation's economy by attracting tourism, which was doused by political strife and the recent killing of two French men. VOA's Ndimyake Mwakalyelye reports.
Malagasy Poll Results Trickle In
- Voting Underway in First Presidential Poll Since 2009 Coup
- Madagascar Holds First Presidential Vote Since 2009 Coup
- Madagascar Holds Crucial Presidential Vote
- Elections Could Herald Fresh Start
- Background to Malagasy Elections
- Robinson in Early Poll Lead
- VIDEO: Madagascar Strongman Votes in First Post-Coup Polls
- Presidential Results Trickle in
- Presidential Polls End On the Island
- Ban Notes 'Generally Peaceful' Elections
- VIDEO: Madagascan Voters Hope Election Will Reduce Endemic Poverty
- Madagascar Votes in Bid to Revive Democracy
- Malagasy Voters Go to Polls in Make-or-Break Election
- Madagascar Poll Could Be a Path From Poverty
Madagascar Gears Up for Presidential Poll
- Madagascar Ready for Elections - Nandi-Ndaitwah
- All Set for Electoral Logistics Deployment
- SADC to Deploy 300 Observers
- Republic of Madagascar - the European Union to Observe the Presidential Elections
- Nation Hopes Polls Will End Chaos
- Presidential Campaign Underway in Madagascar
- Elections Fever Yet to Grip Citizens
- SADC Launches Observation Programme
- Nation Ready to Hold Elections
- Statement On the Official Launch of the SADC Electoral Observation Mission to the 2013 Presidential Elections in the Republic of Madagascar
Madagascar Gears Up for Presidential Poll
- Madagascar Ready for Elections - Nandi-Ndaitwah
- All Set for Electoral Logistics Deployment
- SADC to Deploy 300 Observers
- Republic of Madagascar - the European Union to Observe the Presidential Elections
- Nation Hopes Polls Will End Chaos
- Presidential Campaign Underway in Madagascar
- Elections Fever Yet to Grip Citizens
- SADC Launches Observation Programme
- Nation Ready to Hold Elections
- Statement On the Official Launch of the SADC Electoral Observation Mission to the 2013 Presidential Elections in the Republic of Madagascar
Madagascar Chooses New President
- Both Presidential Candidates Claim Victory in Run-Off
- Madagascar Voters Elect New President in Largely Peaceful Ballot
- UN Chief Commends People, Govt On Run-Off Elections
- Voters Unsure Madagascar Election Will End Crisis
- VIDEO: Madagascar Set for Presidential Run-Off Polls
- VIDEO: Updates on Madagascar Elections
Familiar Faces to Return in Madagascar?
- Proxy Runoff Looms in Presidential Vote
- Election Looks Set for Second Round
- Govt Commends Madagascans After 'Peaceful' Poll
- Vote Must End Instability, Suffering - Unicef
- Madagascar Awaits Presidential Election Results
- Cautious Optimism As Madagascar Votes in Relative Peace
- Preliminary Report on Madagascar Elections
- Two Claim Early Poll Lead
