Rajoelina Down But Not Out

  • Madagascar:   Rajoelina Down But Not Out

    UNIRIN, 4 February 2009

    Anti-government protesters gathered on 4 February in Madagascar's capital, Antananarivo, in support of the former mayor of the city, Andry Rajeolina, following his dismissal in the… Read more »

  • Madagascar:   Political Rivals Urged to Negotiate

    UNIRIN, 30 January 2009

    After a week of rioting that has left over 80 people dead, Madagascar's President, Marc Ravalomanana, and his rival, Andre Rajoelina, opposition leader and mayor of the capital,… Read more »

  • Madagascar:   A Rising Political Star Falls to Earth

    UNIRIN, 3 February 2009

    On 12 December 2007, a young, good-looking and charismatic former disc-jockey stormed onto Madagascar's political scene. Andry Rajoelina was voted in as the mayor of the capital,… Read more »

  • Madagascar:   UN Urges Peaceful End to Crisis

    BuaNews, 3 February 2009

    United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has voiced concern over the deadly unrest in Madagascar during an address to African leaders gathered at the African Union (AU) Summit… Read more »

  • Madagascar:   Scores Dead in Political Violence

    IPS, 2 February 2009

    "The capital has never known such stillness." Marie Ratonvonirina said of the one-day stayaway declared by the mayor of Antannanarivo, Andry Rajoelina on Jan. 29. Read more »

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