Politics

Today, on Independence Day, in Madagascar, the International Community showed that it did not approve of the Addis Ababa "resolution" which France carefully orchestrated. Lire la suite »

OAU summit, held as scheduled on Friday at Addis Ababa, resulted in a ?resolution? which was fully backed by the French Authorities. Malagasy people see it as a true ?coup d?état?. Lire la suite »

Just as the Malagasy Authorities prepared to arrest him, Former Head of State, Didier Ratsiraka returned to his home town of Toamasina under the cover of darkness. Lire la suite »

President-elect Marc Ravalomanana has finally decided not to go to Addis Ababa, while Didier Ratsiraka continues his torch and burn policies. Lire la suite »

Following the failed attempt on his life, involving French rogue elements, President Ravalomanana officially declared that he is no longer willing to negotiate with Didier Ratsiraka. Lire la suite »

Since the beginning of the Malagasy crisis, Quai d'Orsay's stand has stirred up quite a few hornets' nests. The latest events have shed light over France's role, strategy and motives. Lire la suite »

Late tuesday afternoon, President Marc Ravalomanana unveiled the make up of Jacques Sylla's third government. Lire la suite »

As tension still reigns on the battle field, President-elect Ravalomanana strives to reconcile and unite his divided nation, through a newly formed government. Lire la suite »

While Malagasy Forces loyal to President-elect Marc Ravalomanana make gains on all fronts, out-going President Didier Ratsiraka has, in all likelihood, fled into exile. Lire la suite »

New Malagasy President, Marc Ravelomanana would have not respected Dakar verbal agreement and international community is embarrassed. Lire la suite »