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Madagascar's President, Mikhaël Randrianarivelo, has ordered comprehensive investigations into embezzlement of approximately $850 million following a report from the Court of Accounts revealing significant financial mismanagement.

The ongoing conflict in the Middle East is causing significant fuel shortages in Madagascar, particularly in the capital Antananarivo.

The Malagasy New Year, known as Alahamadibe, celebrates renewal and purification and involves connecting with ancestors for blessings.

In Madagascar, local seed production tailored to the climate aims to enhance food security in response to climate change.

President Michael Randrianirina of Madagascar has mandated lie detector tests for candidates aspiring to join his new government, aiming to root out corruption.

Three brothers, Jamie, Ewan, and Lachlan Maclean, embarked on a challenging journey, rowing over 15,000 km from Peru to Australia to raise funds for clean water projects in Madagascar.

A new report from Madagascar’s Court of Auditors highlights significant financial mismanagement and irregularities during the regime of former President Andry Rajoelina.

Madagascar's military president has mandated that all new ministers must undergo lie detector tests to identify and eliminate corruption within his administration.

Madagascar's President Rajoelina announced the use of polygraph tests for vetting new ministerial candidates to assess their involvement in corruption.

Madagascar has revived its traditional New Year, Alahamady Be, with a celebration in Antananarivo honoring ancestors and reaffirming Malagasy identity.

In Madagascar, candidates for the upcoming government will undergo lie detector tests to assess their honesty, as announced by the President of the Refoundation.

Madagascar's interim government is enhancing ties with Russia, particularly in security and agriculture, following a military-led transition.

Russia and Madagascar are strengthening their diplomatic and military ties, marking a significant shift in Madagascar's foreign policy towards Russia.

The newly appointed Prime Minister of Madagascar, Mamitiana Rajaonarison, pledges swift action amid significant challenges ahead.

Madagascar's President Michael Randrianarisoa has appointed Mamitina Rajao Narison, the national anti-money laundering chief, as prime minister following the recent dismissal of his predecessor.

Madagascar's transitional leader appointed Mamitiana Rajaonarison, head of the financial intelligence unit, as the new prime minister following the dissolution of the government.

Mamitiana Rajaonarison has been appointed as Madagascar's new Prime Minister by President Michael Randrianirina following the dismissal of the previous government.

Mamitiana Rajaonarison has been appointed as Prime Minister of Madagascar by transitional President Colonel Michaël Randrianirina just days after the previous government was dissolved.

Madagascar's President has appointed Mamitiana Rajaonarison, the former head of the anti-corruption unit, as the new Prime Minister following the dismissal of the previous government.

In Madagascar, with 70% of households lacking electricity, a micro-economy has developed around renting light, as many cannot afford to connect to the official grid.

In Madagascar, the lack of access to running water has forced many residents to rely on water carriers, highlighting the struggles of those in the informal economy.

Construction costs in Madagascar have increased by 50% following the damage caused by cyclone Gezani.

In Antananarivo, Madagascar, a strike by municipal sanitation workers has resulted in accumulating waste in the streets, leading to public health concerns and affecting local businesses.

The article discusses the role of cart taxi operators in Madagascar's informal economy, particularly during the rainy season when flooded streets create demand for their services.

A video featuring Colonel Patrick Rakotomamonjy accusing Madagascar's transitional government of corruption has sparked intense reactions on social media.

Madagascar's youth expresses cautious optimism following the junta leader's dissolution of the cabinet amid ongoing demands for change.

Madagascar's military ruler has dissolved the government and dismissed the prime minister and cabinet, amid ongoing political unrest.

Madagascar's military leader Colonel Michael Randrianirina has dismissed his prime minister and dissolved the Cabinet just five months into his rule.

Harilala Ramanantsoa has been removed from her position as the mayor of Antananarivo, Madagascar due to widespread electoral fraud in the municipal elections held on December 11, 2024.

The Gen Z movement in Madagascar has gained momentum as young activists mobilize through social media, leading to a dramatic shift in the political landscape after protests against the regime resulted in significant loss of life and the president fleeing the country.

The President of Madagascar has dismissed the Prime Minister and suspended government operations, citing constitutional provisions.

The interim leader of Madagascar, Colonel Michael Randrianirina, has dissolved the entire government and dismissed the Prime Minister without providing any reasons.

Madagascar's interim president has dissolved the government, including the prime minister and cabinet, as part of a major political shake-up following a recent coup.

In Madagascar, President Michaël Randrianirina has announced the dissolution of the government just ten days after presenting the transition calendar to the Southern African Development Community (SADC).

The military junta in Madagascar has dissolved the government and dismissed Prime Minister Herintsalama Rajaonarivelo, with Colonel Michael Randrianirina announcing plans to appoint a new prime minister soon.

An international arrest warrant has been issued for businessman Mamy Ravatomanga, linked to corruption in Madagascar's mining sector.

Madagascar has received 30,000 doses of vaccine to combat Mpox as the nation faces rising cases and its first official death from the disease.

Russian humanitarian aid is being deployed to Madagascar in response to Cyclone Gezani's damage, furthering military cooperation with Moscow.

Madagascar's authorities have launched a large-scale initiative to reform the national police amid a crisis of public trust, with a series of national consultations planned to address issues like cybercrime and trafficking.

Three weeks after Cyclone Gezani struck Madagascar, the eastern region is facing a dire situation with significant casualties and ongoing challenges in basic services.

In Madagascar, civil society and Gen Z express reservations about the government's 'Refoundation Program' aimed at addressing future governance and electoral challenges.

Russia has dispatched vital humanitarian assistance to Madagascar following two devastating cyclones that caused widespread damage and displacement.

French President Emmanuel Macron is engaging in a series of bilateral meetings with African leaders focused on strengthening political, security, and economic partnerships.

Madagascar's new president is reshaping foreign relations to prioritize national interests while balancing ties with both Russia and France.

Madagascar's interim leader Michael Randrianirina meets with French President Emmanuel Macron to renew diplomatic ties following his discussions with Vladimir Putin in Moscow, amid shifting geopolitical dynamics in the region.

Madagascar's new president Michaël Randrianirina engages in a diplomatic balancing act between Russia and France shortly after taking office.

President Michaël Randrianirina of Madagascar met with Emmanuel Macron to establish a renewed partnership between Madagascar and France amid diplomatic tensions.

Madagascar's President Michael Randrianirina visits French President Emmanuel Macron amid an attempt to improve diplomatic relations and discussions on humanitarian aid following recent cyclones.

Madagascar's interim president, Michael Randrianirina, highlights the country's aspirations for economic and diplomatic collaboration through BRICS in an exclusive interview.

In Tamatave, Madagascar, the school year has resumed shortly after Cyclone Gezani caused significant damage, with efforts being made to aid children in returning to school.