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The Collective of Citizens for Conciliation led by professor Raymond Ranjeva met some members of networks of citizens observing the political life in Madagascar. Was addressed the possible ways out of from the present political crisis. Lire la suite »

The new year celebration ceremony taking place at the palace of Iavoloha was definitely not deemed to be dull. Mamy Rakotoarivelo, president of the transitional congress produced a speech, end of which created the stir of the day. He declared that Marc Ravaomanana would come back home very soon. Andry Rajoelina and his collaborators could have done without such a needle prick on that very day, but not hinder it. Lire la suite »

The ruling couple´s official wish ceremony is deemed to put a new aspect up. Celebrations are in for being extended to no less than four days. The state´s institutions are invited to join the palace on January 11th. The diplomatic body´s turn is scheduled on January 12th, major CEO´s on the 13th. Artists, sport figures and the press will be received on January 14th. Lire la suite »

The capital city has been entitled to a four days long rain since the latest week end. Its farmers are definitely not the ones complaining about it. Dams and various other infrastructure of their likes are however being toughly put to the test. Lire la suite »

Political tension remains the new year´s hallmark on the Great Isle. Former president Marc Ravalomanana´s supporters are requiring the release of every political prisoner, and left an ultimatum by the end of 2011. In the meantime, Ravalomanana´s return remains an unanswered question Lire la suite »

The national airline company AIR MADAGASCAR was on the verge of purchasing new aircrafts. The pending choice of the European Airbus drew Boeing to tackle the issue and recover its long term partner Lire la suite »

Succeeding in organizing believable elections in 2012 still remains a tremendous challenge. Scores of experts noticed that at least 52% of the electoral register have a defect as a conclusion to the observation of the National Independent Electoral Commission´s latest achievement. There is still a long way to go prior to turning believable elections out in 2012. The CENI will have to be reformed, the voting population identified and listed Lire la suite »

No lull allowed for police forces. The conflict between magistrates and the national police forces, caused by the death of an assistant attorney beat up by policemen in Toliara (South), is on its way to deteriorate badly. The clash is quickly extending to tensions between unhappy police forces and the ruling power Lire la suite »

Civil servants are in for a pending general strike, as an evidence of solidarity with magistrates currently in dispute with the ruling power. Lire la suite »

The ban on whatever flight taking the former president back to the Great Isle has been lifted, according to sources close to Madagascar´s Civilian Aviation. The ban was actually a violation of the crisis settlement roadmap and the ruling power finally gave in to the international community´s pressure Lire la suite »