Zuma's Madagascan Hot Potato

  • Madagascar:   Political Events Upstage Humanitarian Crisis

    UNIRIN, 24 April 2009

    International donors need to face up to the seriousness of Madagascar's deepening humanitarian crisis and, perhaps more importantly, they need to pay up, said aid agencies on the… Read more »

  • Madagascar:   Ravalomanana to Return Home

    UNIRIN, 16 April 2009

    Deposed Madagascan President Marc Ravalomanana will return to the island state under the protection of the 13-member regional body, the Southern African Development Community… Read more »

  • South Africa:   Zuma's Madagascan Hot Potato

    Business Day, 30 April 2009

    The first diplomatic challenge facing incoming president Jacob Zuma is whether to host ousted Madagascar President Marc Ravalomanana, who has formally asked SA for presidential… Read more »

  • 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:   On the Slippery Slope to Hunger

    UNIRIN, 28 April 2009

    Florine Zafy, who runs the health centre in Sampona, a tiny town in the Anosy region of southern Madagascar, has become as desperate as the parched landscape: three consecutive… Read more »

  • Madagascar:   Ravalomanana Meets With Regional Leaders

    Presidency of the Republic of Madagascar, 22 April 2009

    His Excellency, Marc Ravalomanana, President of the Republic of Madagascar, and President Kgalema Motlanthe, President of South Africa and current Chairperson of SADC, met… Read more »

  • Madagascar:   Ravalomanana Pledges 'Inclusive Government'

    Presidency of the Republic of Madagascar, 20 April 2009

    His Excellency, Marc Ravalomanana, the President of the Republic of Madagascar, met with the international media in Johannesburg this morning to discuss the nomination of his new… Read more »

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