At over $10,000 per kilogram, Africa’s first caviar is surprising the luxury food industry
In Madagascar, Africa’s first sturgeon farm is producing caviar – and it’s made its way into some of the most prestigious ...
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Cyclone Elvis kills 5 in Madagascar as another storm approaches
By Kristine Sabillo Madagascar is bracing for Tropical Cyclone Faida to make landfall on its northern coast on Feb. 4, even ...
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Kenya Addresses SADC Endorsement of Madagascar Candidate
Foreign Affairs Principal Secretary Dr Korir Sing’oei has decried unfairness from the SADC members after the bloc’s move to ...
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Technology looks set to transform governance in Madagascar
One of the world’s poorest countries is poised to become a beacon of innovation in digitising public administration.
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Surgical castration: Madagascar tackles child sexual abuse head-on
In Madagascar, 673 rape cases involving minors were recorded in 2023. In January 2024 alone, at least 4 rapes were reported ...
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Madagascar: RSF Condemns The Unlawful Detention Of Journalist Fernand Cello And Calls For His Immediate Release
Fernand Cello, an investigative journalist for the daily Basy Vava, has been detained at Antanimora prison and deprived of ...
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UAE will train more than one million young people from Madagascar in programming: Madagascar's President
Andry Rajoelina, President of the Republic of Madagascar, affirmed the effective role of the UAE in supporting Madagascar's ...
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Madagascar: Over 200 Tana Beles Sugar Factory Workers Protest Demotion, Reassignment to Manual Labor Amid Restructuring
More than 200 workers at the Tana Beles Sugar Factory are protesting their reassignment to temporary employment and manual labor roles. In interviews with Addis Standard, the workers disclosed that ...
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From Thailand to Madagascar, and to China
When students in Thailand and Madagascar first encountered industrial robot programming, they were overwhelmed and in a ...