- October 4, 2025
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Madagascar youths continue to protest against President for failing to end loadshedding
“We can be proud of this generation’: Madagascar’s youth continue to protest Madascar’s Gen Z protesters are unbroken in their will to continue to call for change and the abdication…
Read More- September 30, 2025
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Madagascar President dissolves government amid deadly protests
President Andry Rajoelina dissolved his government on Monday in response to escalating, youth-led protests over severe water and electricity shortages, a crisis the United Nations reports has left at least…
Read More- September 28, 2025
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Madagascar’s energy minister sacked but protesters call for peaceful demonstrations to continue
Protest organisers in Madagascar are calling for peaceful demonstrations to continue despite the dismissal of the country’s energy minister on Friday The African island nation has seen days of protests…
Read More- September 26, 2025
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Madagascar takes to the streets over 12-hour load shedding
Demonstrators held up placards reading “water and electricity are basic human rights,” “Malagasy people, wake up,” in Antananarivo, Madagascar The government of Madagascar enacted a strict nighttime curfew on Thursday…
Read More- September 24, 2025
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Malawians kick Chakwera out of office after just one term in office
Malawi President Chakwera concedes defeat in election, with former leader on course for victory Malawi’s president, Lazarus Chakwera has conceded defeat in the country’s presidential election, calling former leader Peter…
Read More- September 18, 2025
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Togo leader’s sister-in-law arrested after calling for end to family rule
A former defence minister and vocal critic of Togo’s government, Marguerite Gnakadé, has been arrested, according to security sources. Gnakadé, the sister-in-law of long-serving leader Faure Gnassingbé, recently called for…
Read More- September 16, 2025
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High cost of living, fuel shortages dominate Malawi elections
As Malawians head to the polls, voters in Lilongwe are frustrated by ongoing fuel shortages and rising inflation. Long lines at petrol stations are a part of life these days…
Read More- September 11, 2025
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Ex-Brazilian president convicted of attempting coup
The former leader faces a decades-long jail sentence for conspiring to overturn the results after losing his 2022 re-election bid The Brazilian Supreme Court has convicted former President Jair Bolsonaro…
Read More- August 20, 2025
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Burkina Faso kicks out U.N. coordinator over ‘false’ report
The military junta in Burkina Faso on Monday declared the United Nations resident coordinator Carol Flore-Smereczniak as “persona non grata” over an official U.N. report that accused jihadi groups and…
Read More- August 16, 2025
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Key takeaways from Trump-Putin Summit
The Alaska summit between Trump and Putin ended without an agreement on Ukraine, but both leaders called the talks productive. A high-stakes Alaska summit between US President Donald Trump and…
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