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Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon today welcomed the power-sharing agreement reached by Madagascar"s current and former leaders and urged them to implement the deal to resolve months of political wrangling in the Indian Ocean country. Full Article at AllAfrica.com
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Monday, November 09, 2009 ADDIS ABABA: Mediators seeking to lift Madagascar out of a political crisis have put in place what they themselves admit is a shaky consensus government to steer the Indian Ocean island to elections in 2010. The new... Full Article at The News
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ANTANANARIVO, Nov 8 (Reuters) - Yet another power-sharing deal has been brokered between Madagascar's political rivals following months of turmoil. [ID:nL7167459] But will this one stick? Full Article at Reuters Alert Net
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Madagascar's top four political figures, including ousted President Marc Ravalomanana, reached an agreement on sharing power ahead of elections next year, a UN official involved in the talks told AFP. Full Article at Sydney Morning Herald
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* Rajoelina remains president, with two co-presidents * Parties working on sharing of cabinet posts * Deal will allow donors to re-engage ADDIS ABABA, Nov 7 (Reuters) - Madagascar's political rivals struck a deal late Friday on the make-up of a... Full Article at Reuters Alert Net
