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Protestors · Antananarivo

Recent Violence in Madagascar Has Ottawa Cautioning Canadians From Travelling There

88% Left coverage: 8 sources

Violent demonstrations in the capital of Antananarivo and major cities have been happening since Sept. 25.See the Story

United Nations · Antananarivo

News24 | Fresh Anti-Government Protests Hit Madagascar

34% Center coverage: 3 sources

Thousands of protesters marched again in several cities across Madagascar on Thursday, while the movement in the capital, Antananarivo, took a “strategic” break after a week of demonstrations.See the Story

Africa · Antananarivo

Thousands protest in Madagascar’s capital demanding president Andry Rajoelina resign

Coverage: 2 sources

Thousands of young demonstrators marched through Madagascar’s capital, Antananarivo, on Tuesday demanding the resignation of President Andry Rajoelina after days of deadly youth-led protests over electricity and water shortages.See the Story

Madagascar's Electric Fracture: Cities Rebel Against Blackouts While Rural South Survives with Solar Panels

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

“We want to live, not survive” and “Hartos de los cortos de lugar”. At the cry of these slogans, thousands of young people went out on September 25 to the streets of Antananarivo, the capital of Madagascar, and to other cities of the country to protest against the constant cuts in electricity and water that paralyze their daily lives. The demonstrations were violently repressed by armed police officers. According to the UN, at least 22 people di…Solar Power · Antananarivo Read Article

International Day of Non-Violence – Maminiaina Ravatomanga Affirms Its Rejection of Looting and the Destruction of Jobs.

Antananarivo, 2 October, 7:30 p.m. – "No looting" The president of the Sodiat group, Maminiaina Ravatomanga, points out the violence against companies and workers on the occasion of the International Day of Non-Violence. In addition to looting, he denounces the destruction of jobs and the attacks on work and entrepreneurship. Speaking in a context where companies are experiencing difficulties, the businessman pays tribute to his collaborators, w…Antananarivo · Antananarivo Read Article

Trade – Madagascar Maintains Export Arrangements in Anticipation of a Retroactive Extension of the Agoa

Antananarivo, 2 October, 10.30 a.m. – "Business As Usual" . Public and private actors on the Great Island ensure the maintenance of export arrangements, betting on a short-term renewal of the African Growth and Economic Opportunities Act (Agoa). Although no resolution was adopted before the expiry of the Agoa on 30 September, the Malagasy side involved in this issue anticipates the possibility of a retroactive extension of this trade preferences…Antananarivo · Antananarivo Read Article

News24 | Fresh Anti-Government Protests Hit Madagascar

34% Center coverage: 3 sources

Tsimbazaza – No Consensus on the Process of Ending the Crisis Between Majority and Opposition in the National Assembly

Antananarivo, 2 October, 17:00 – The majority and the opposition did not agree on a decision to exit the crisis, after two days of meeting. While supporters of the President of the Republic propose the establishment of an opening government, the opposition deputies refuse to participate in the process if the protestors' demands are not taken into account in advance.Antananarivo · Antananarivo Read Article

Madagascar. Protesters Return to the Streets Despite Concessions - Latin American Summary

Al Mayadeen/ Africa in Summary/ October 2025 Thousands of young people return to the streets of Antananarivo after rejecting President Andry Rajoelina's partial responses to their social demands. Protests in Madagascar increased on Tuesday when hundreds of protesters, mostly young people, went back to the streets of Antananarivo and challenged the measures [...] La entrada Madagascar. Protesters return to the streets despite concessions was firs…Antananarivo · Antananarivo Read Article

Urban appetite for lemur meat piles pressure on iconic primates

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

ANTANANARIVO — Ninety-five percent of lemur species are threatened by habitat loss, hunting and climate change. The direct threat is often understood to result from the actions of poor rural communities, but a forthcoming study has found that thousands of threatened lemurs are being hunted and killed every year to feed a lucrative urban market for their meat in cities across Madagascar. “And 95% of that is through a hidden, direct-to-consumer tr…Environment · Antananarivo See the Story

Mediaation – Five Civil Society Organizations Call for a Concerted Political Agreement Under the Leadership of Religious Leaders

Antananarivo, October 1, 18:55 – The religious leaders called to the rescue. Five civil society organisations propose the elaboration and implementation of a plan for a peaceful exit from the crisis embodied in an agreement signed by all of them. They want the discussions that would lead to such an agreement to be led by the Church. We ask the religious leaders to lead, as raiamandreny, the process of consultation, they write in a joint communiq…Antananarivo · Antananarivo Read Article

Thousands protest in Madagascar’s capital demanding president Andry Rajoelina resign

Coverage: 2 sources

Counter-Manifestations – Power Supporters Say They Don't Want a Coup that Destroys a Nation

Antananarivo, October 1, 3:15 p.m. – A counter-movement that is on its way. The supporters of the government are launching a campaign that denounces what they call a coup d'état. We don't want trouble, we don't want a coup d'état because it destroys a nation, they write on their social networks. The publication is accompanied by visuals on which the counter-movement calls for the defence of democracy.In publications shared by the pro-Rajoelina o…Antananarivo · Antananarivo Read Article

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Recent Violence in Madagascar Has Ottawa Cautioning Canadians From Travelling There

News24 | Fresh Anti-Government Protests Hit Madagascar

Thousands protest in Madagascar’s capital demanding president Andry Rajoelina resign

Madagascar's Electric Fracture: Cities Rebel Against Blackouts While Rural South Survives with Solar Panels

International Day of Non-Violence – Maminiaina Ravatomanga Affirms Its Rejection of Looting and the Destruction of Jobs.

Trade – Madagascar Maintains Export Arrangements in Anticipation of a Retroactive Extension of the Agoa

News24 | Fresh Anti-Government Protests Hit Madagascar

Tsimbazaza – No Consensus on the Process of Ending the Crisis Between Majority and Opposition in the National Assembly

Madagascar. Protesters Return to the Streets Despite Concessions - Latin American Summary

Urban appetite for lemur meat piles pressure on iconic primates

Mediaation – Five Civil Society Organizations Call for a Concerted Political Agreement Under the Leadership of Religious Leaders

Thousands protest in Madagascar’s capital demanding president Andry Rajoelina resign

Counter-Manifestations – Power Supporters Say They Don't Want a Coup that Destroys a Nation

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Madagascar's Electric Fracture: Cities Rebel Against Blackouts While Rural South Survives with Solar Panels

International Day of Non-Violence – Maminiaina Ravatomanga Affirms Its Rejection of Looting and the Destruction of Jobs.

Trade – Madagascar Maintains Export Arrangements in Anticipation of a Retroactive Extension of the Agoa

News24 | Fresh Anti-Government Protests Hit Madagascar

Tsimbazaza – No Consensus on the Process of Ending the Crisis Between Majority and Opposition in the National Assembly

Madagascar. Protesters Return to the Streets Despite Concessions - Latin American Summary

Urban appetite for lemur meat piles pressure on iconic primates

Mediaation – Five Civil Society Organizations Call for a Concerted Political Agreement Under the Leadership of Religious Leaders

Thousands protest in Madagascar’s capital demanding president Andry Rajoelina resign

Counter-Manifestations – Power Supporters Say They Don't Want a Coup that Destroys a Nation