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Apr 3, 2008 | rising.globalvoicesonline.org | lrakotom

Rising Voices FOKO: engaging more and more new voices

Helping the global population join the global conversation There has been a lot going for FOKO Madagascar over the past month. The flooding and humanitarian crisis due to three different cyclones in February did not keep the enthusiastic activists away from their blogging activities.

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Apr 3, 2008 | Pretoria News

Eager young traveller cons security guards

Antananarivo, Madagascar - An 11-year-old would-be stowaway conned his way past security at the main airport in Madagascar's capital Antananarivo onto a flight bound for La Reunion island before someone noticed ... via Pretoria News

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Tue Apr 01, 2008

TeleGeography CommsUpdate

Madagascar to be linked to Sat3-Wasc-Safe

A consortium comprising France Telecom, Mauritius Telecom and Orange Madagascar has announced plans to install a submarine fibre-optic cable which will provide the Indian Ocean island of Madagascar with ... via TeleGeography CommsUpdate

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Wed Mar 26, 2008

english.people.com.cn | lrakotom

Int'l community supports China's handling of Lhasa riots

More countries around the world have thrown their support behind the Chinese government in its handling of the recent riots in Lhasa, capital city of China's Tibet Autonomous Region.

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Sun Mar 23, 2008

Daily Times

Madagascar suffers FIFA suspension

“As a result, the suspension of the MFM and the measures stipulated in Article 14.3 of the FIFA Statutes have come into effect today Wednesday 19 March 2008, as decided by FIFA's Executive Committee on 14 March”

NAIROBI: FIFA has suspended Madagascar from international football because of the government's interference in the sport on the island, an official statement said on Thursday. via Daily Times

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Thu Mar 20, 2008

www.newstatesman.com | lrakotom

After the cyclone

At least 93 people were killed and 190,000 displaced when tropical cyclone Ivan struck Madagascar Tropical cyclone Ivan struck Madagascar on 17 February at wind speeds of more than 200km per hour, affecting 14 ...

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www.tennessean.com | lrakotom

World Christian Broadcasting branches out to Africa

FRANKLIN - His cell phone rang. It was the president. Jocelyn Radifera stepped outside World Christian Broadcasting's headquarters on Seaboard Lane to discuss state matters.

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Wed Mar 19, 2008

voiceswithoutvotes.org | lrakotom

Voices without Votes France to Obama's Speech on Race: It's About Time

Overview of reactions from french-speaking blogs about the latest in the US elections.

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Sun Mar 16, 2008

www.madonline.com | lrakotom

Mont Ibity and the stones

Located twenty miles south of Antsirabe, in the centre of Madagascar, Ibity has become over the years the meeting place of precious stones researchers.

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rising.globalvoicesonline.org | lrakotom

Rising Voices FOKO: Bloggers bringing Madagascar in the spotlight

Helping the global population join the global conversation Last month Madagascar was devastated by Cyclone Ivan and the world press barely noticed it.

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www.globalvoicesonline.org | lrakotom

Women Hold Up Half the Sky: A Poetry Jam

In celebration of International Women's Day , Rising Voices grantee and Nari Jibon founder, Kathryn Ward , came up with the idea of a friendly poetry competition among Rising Voices bloggers.

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www.earthtimes.org | lrakotom

Pan African Mining Corp. Closes $5.0 Million Private Placement

PAN AFRICAN MINING CORP. is pleased to announce the closing of its previously announced non-brokered private placement offering which has raised gross proceeds of CAD $5,000,000. Under the terms of the private ...

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Sat Mar 15, 2008

Science Daily

New Satellite Imaging Research Could Save The Lemur In Madagascar

“Through education and conservation, we can make positive steps”

Using satellite imagery, GIS and ecological and demographic data from the field, Robert W. Sussman, Ph.D., professor of anthropology in Arts & Sciences at Washington University in St. via Science Daily

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Tue Mar 11, 2008

www.globalvoicesonline.org | lrakotom

Madagascar: Lessons learned and relief effort after the 3rd severe...

Since late January, 3 severe tropical cyclones have affected Madagascar tremendously, the latest being cyclone Jokwe who made landfall in the northern region of Madagascar, destroying 40 homes and leaving 400 ...

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Mon Mar 10, 2008

Environmental News Network

Madagascar slows destruction of forests

“We are going to sell this to tourists.”

The Indian Ocean island of Madagascar has reduced the destruction of its protected forests eight-fold as it tries to preserve its unique wildlife and earn more from tourists, conservation officials say. via Environmental News Network

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Sun Mar 09, 2008

Earth Times

Madagascar's lost railways come back to life

After a gap of nearly 15 years, the first passenger train from the little town of Moramanga on the Indian Ocean island of Madagascar will soon set off on its 250- kilometre journey to Tamatave port. via Earth Times

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Fri Mar 07, 2008

AllAfrica.com

Madagascar: UN Aid Agencies Appeal for $36 Million After Deadly Cyclones

United Nations agencies and their partners in the international humanitarian community have appealed for more than $36 million to help bring relief to the parts of Madagascar that have been buffeted by cyclones ... via AllAfrica.com

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Tue Mar 04, 2008

voiceswithoutvotes.org | lrakotom

Voices without Votes Madagascar: US elections generate different opinions

Although the presidential elections in the USA sill do not generate as many reactions as the French elections in Madagascar, the intrigue surrounding the democratic party's nomination provoked plenty of ...

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news.theage.com.au | lrakotom

Dispute triggers Madagascar soccer riot

Sixteen people were arrested as furious fans rioted in Madagascar's biggest football stadium in a row over a cancelled African Champions League match.

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j-walkblog.com | lrakotom

Dirtiest Cities

All cities are dirty, but some are dirtier than others. Here are the dirtiest of the dirty: The World's Dirtiest Cities .

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