AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoAkamasoa: Prince Albert II visited the community on the outskirts of Antananarivo to open a new school, continuing his mother Princess Grace’s legacy of support for vulnerable children. Food Emergency: More than 1.14 million people in southern Madagascar need emergency food assistance, according to a World Food Programme interview highlighting the need to act before famine is formally declared. Investment: Chinese steelmaker Hongwang says it is developing factories in Madagascar and other African countries, though it has not disclosed details of its plans. Climate and Health: FAO and IGAD warn that El Niño-related rains raise the risk of Rift Valley fever in northern Madagascar, while researchers say early warnings often fail to prompt people to evacuate. Environment: Madagascar’s prized wild pepper is increasingly threatened by forest destruction. Politics: A year after the military coup, a new report says authoritarian practices have dashed young people’s hopes for change.
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