Madagascar Capital Grapples with Wave of Kidnappings
Antananarivo, Madagascar's capital, has been shaken by a wave of disappearances and kidnappings, primarily affecting children and teenagers, since late June, leading to a national day of mourning.
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All Africa →Nextsource Materials Reports Positive Feasibility Study for Madagascar Graphite Mine Expansion
Nextsource Materials announced a positive feasibility study for the Phase 2 expansion of its graphite mine in Madagascar, indicating progress in its mining operations.
Madagascar faces surge in disappearances and killings, exposing institutional failings
A recent wave of disappearances and violent killings on the Indian Ocean island of Madagascar has sparked widespread fear and prompted the government to deploy hundreds of security personnel, with anti-corruption campaigners pointing to deeper institutional failings.
Sun King Targets 1.5 Million Customers in Madagascar
Sun King, the world's largest off-grid solar company, has announced plans to expand its operations in Madagascar, aiming to connect 1.5 million customers by 2030.
The Plague Remains a Deadly Threat Today
Despite being associated with the Middle Ages, the plague continues to be a deadly disease in modern times, with outbreaks still occurring in places like Madagascar.
Chad Announces Withdrawal from International Criminal Court
Chad has announced its decision to withdraw from the International Criminal Court, becoming the fourth African nation to do so. The country cited the court's perceived selective treatment as a reason for its planned departure.
Oil Firms Warn Madagascar Plan Could Spark Russian Fuel Trade
Oil firms have issued a warning that a proposed plan in Madagascar might inadvertently lead to an increase in trade involving Russian fuel.