Madagascar has declared a 15-day national state of energy emergency, citing a war in the Middle East that has disrupted fuel supply. The decision allows authorities to take “exceptional measures” to ...

Follow our live coverage here. ANTANANARIVO (Madagascar) – Madagascar declared a two-week national energy emergency on April 7, saying disruptions in supply from the war in the Middle East were ...

Madagascar declared a nationwide state of energy emergency for 15 days on Tuesday, citing disruptions in energy supply caused by the conflict in the Middle East, its cabinet said. Several African ...

As war in West Asia diverts Western attention, Russia is deepening military and political ties with Madagascar, a strategically placed island rich in minerals and close to a vital shipping lane.

Several ‌African governments have ‌responded ⁠to surging global oil ⁠prices, spurred by the Iran war, by implementing sharp fuel price increases, energy-saving ‌measures, or electricity rationing.

ANTANANARIVO, April 7 (Reuters) - Madagascar declared a nationwide state of energy emergency for 15 days ‌on Tuesday, citing disruptions in energy supply caused by the ongoing conflict in the Middle ...

Six months after a wave of protest movements shook the political elite of countries across the Global South, the “Gen Z” activists continue their struggle for social justice. But while some of these ...

A reforestation corridor project aims to reconnect 150 hectares of fragmented forest between Andasibe-Mantadia National Park and the Analamazoatra Special Reserve, home to a dozen lemur species and ...

Madagascar has declared a two‑week nationwide state of energy emergency amid severe fuel shortages caused by the US and Israel's war in Iran. The presidency said the decision was taken following ...

Madagascar, one of several island nations in Africa, can be found near Mozambique, South Africa, Swaziland and Lesotho. Though its capital, Antananarivo, is where the heart of the country's dining and ...

Eighteen of the deaths were recorded in Toamasina, the impoverished Indian Ocean island nation's second-largest city, and two in a neighbouring district, the National Bureau for Risk and Disaster ...