Antananarivo, Madagascar News

Madagascar is a country with enormous potential. When it was not in crisis, Madagascar grew at an average 5 percent a year.

Zimbabwean PM Morgan Tsvangirai has warned his party will boycott the next elections if media and security reforms are not implemented before the key vote, a report says.

An old man walks along the road, head bent against the locust plague that glitters all around him.

Egypt will demand Ethiopia stop building a dam on one of the main tributaries of the Nile, a senior government aid says.

Outside of zoos and research centers, lemurs are found only in Madagascar; there are dozens of species of different colors, behaviors and sizes.

Wanted Ugandan General David Sejusa who sparked a debate on presidential succession says he is fighting for freedom from oppression by state.

Presidential candidates for Madagascar's July 24, 2013 poll now serving in government had until 4 pm local time yesterday, May 27, 2013 to step down, Radio France Internationale, RFI reported.

Antananarivo based operator Blueline is replacing their existing CAS and SMS and becomes the first African DTT operator to use the Swedish security and business system CryptoGuard.

Madagascar strongman Andry Rajoelina refused to resign on Monday, asking for more time before complying with a deal to step down ahead of elections in July, in a move that risks plunging the crisis-weary country deeper into turmoil.