From industry to informal economy: The impact of Madagascar’s political crisis on the lives and jobs of Malagasys
Berthine is a 26 year old single mother of a young girl. She worked at a textile factory, sewing zips
Hobimalala: Snap shot of a voter in Madagascar
Correction-previously Hobimalala was cited as Raozah in this post. This has been changed as in Malagasy tradition the last name
Madagascar Elections: Stepping back to democracy
Malagasies head to the polls on Friday, the first since a military-backed coup in 2009 that left the island nation plunged
The future of Madagscar’s children “mortgaged” by the political crisis?
The four year political crisis in Madagascar has resulted in the government cutting public services, many international donors withdrawing their
Madagascar Live Blog
On the 25th of October 2013 the people of Madagascar will vote for a new government after 4 years of
Kismayo Airport Refurbished
Kismayo International Airport, previously in shambles and run down by the al Shabaab terrorists is now fully functional. The airport
UN proposes 12,000 peacekeepers to be deployed in Central African Republic
The United Nations has recommended the deployment of nearly 12,000 peacekeepers in the Central African Republic, to re-establish order. The recommendation was
AU Summit 2014: Transforming Africa’s Agriculture
The African Union’s 22nd Annual Summit gets underway in the Ethiopian Capital Addis Ababa at a time when the AU