Madagascar

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Since 2020, there have been over a dozen abductions, attacks and murders of people with albinism in Madagascar: UN.
Published On 30 Aug 2022
Afghan refugees protest delayed visas at US embassy in Madagascar
Afghan refugees living in the east African island nation say they lack basic support and want to be relocated to the US.
Published On 18 Jul 2022
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Living on the verge of the world’s first climate-induced famine
Last year, humanitarian aid improved the situation, but Madagascar’s Grand Sud remains in precarious conditions.
Published On 15 Jul 2022
Africa seeks private sector funding for ocean climate action
African countries turn to private climate funding to boost livelihoods of oceanside communities and aid biodiversity.
Published On 13 Jul 2022

The floods come only a month after torrential rains killed 435 people in KwaZulu-Natal.

Local residents are trying to make the population more resilient during prolonged periods of food shortage.

With Grand Sud emerging from brink of famine, a better future hinges on development, social change and climate action.

The World Weather Attribution Network says tropical storms and cyclones have been made more intense by climate change.

A small group of Afghan refugees say they are trapped on African island nation without health care, education or work.

Al Jazeera travelled along Madagascar’s ravaged coast, where residents feel left behind weeks after deadly storms.

High school students in Ontario were inspired by Al Jazeera’s Start Here episode on hunger in Madagascar, teacher says.

Authorities struggle to accommodate about 30,000 people displaced by the storm as the number of casualties spikes.

Cyclone which left 91,000 people with destroyed or damaged homes was the nation’s second destructive storm in two weeks.

More than 55,000 people displaced and thousands of buildings destroyed and flooded, officials say.

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