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Mialy Andriamananjara

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Mialy was born in Madagascar, attended college in France and is now living in the Washington DC area.

Her interests include litterature, ICT for Development, women rights and immigration issues.

She has graduate degrees in Telecommunications and Business.

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24 January 2012

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Madagascar: What Next, After Former President Is Denied Entry?

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Malagasy citizens anxiously witnessed former President Marc Ravalomanana's attempt to return home after three years in exile, last Saturday. A few days after the issue, bloggers analyze the state of the nation and what may come next.

1 December 2010

Elie Rajaonarison, Malagasy artist, has died

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Elie Rajaonarison, a Malagasy poet, has died on November 27, 2010, at the age of 59. An accomplished artist, Elie Rajaonarison tried his hand successfully at photography and film. He...

29 November 2010

Madagascar: Wave of Arrests in the Aftermath of the Failed Coup

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In the aftermath of the referendum and simultaneous failed putsch , a veritable waltzes of arrestations and investigations are shedding a sad shadow on the island of Madagascar. Malagasy citizens react to the series of concerning events that have left many of them either incredulous, cynical or just plain blasé.

9 July 2010

African Soldiers on the Champs Elysees on Bastille Day

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France's invitation to the armed forces of former colonies to join the parade on the Champs Elysees on July 14 is a subject of great controversy among African bloggers. Many wonder what is the point of having former colonies there and why are many north African nations not invited.

29 May 2010

Guinea : Waiting for Presidential Elections

Hope mixed with anxiety reign in Guinea with the presidential elections to be held on June 27, 2010. These elections are the first free elections in Guinea since its independence. The following is a retrospective of the recent events and a review of bloggers' reactions.

26 May 2010

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Bloggers React to Gunfights and Change in Government in Madagascar

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Gunfights in Antananarivo and yet another change in the government shook Madagascar the past week. Bloggers react:

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