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Madagascar: No End in Sight to Standoff

  • Madagascar:   Political Rivals Meet Again

    UNIRIN, 23 February 2009

    Madagascar's President Marc Ravalomanana and opposition leader Andry Rajoelina have met for the second time since violent political unrest erupted in late January, but observers… Read more »

  • Madagascar:   No End in Sight to Standoff

    UNIRIN, 19 February 2009

    Representatives from the Southern African Development Community (SADC) have arrived in Madagascar to facilitate talks between the feuding president and opposition leader. 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:   Political Rivals Agree to Talk

    UNIRIN, 10 February 2009

    Efforts by the UN Assistant Secretary-General for Political Affairs, Haile Menkerios, to broker a peaceful resolution to Madagascar's political standoff are beginning to bear… Read more »

  • Madagascar:  Minister Resigns Over Killings

    allAfrica, 9 February 2009

    Madagascar's defence minister, Cecile Manorohanta, resigned on Monday after police reportedly killed at least 25 people when they fired upon a demonstration in the capital,… 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 »

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