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The Democratic Alliance (DA) believes that Jeff Radebe, Chairperson of the National Conventional Arms Control Committee (NCACC), should immediately authorise an investigation into reports that former President of Madagascar, Marc Ravalomanana, used South
The DA said that former president Marc Ravalomanana might have illegally used South Africa as a transit point to import Chinese riot gear into Madagascar in the run-up to his 2009 ousting. It said South African arms regulators might have illegally author
Madagascar's ousted leader Marc Ravalomanana is seen on a flight taking him from Johannesburg to Antananarivo on January 21, 2012. Madagascar's ousted leader Marc Ravalomanana's party on Saturday walked out of a fledgling unity government, after the... View Photo »
Madagascar must agree new amnesty laws by the end of February to pave the way for the return of exiled former leader Marc Ravalomanana, the South African foreign affairs ministry said on Sunday. After a meeting of the Southern African Development Communi
South Africa's main opposition party called on Sunday for an investigation into reports that Pretoria helped supply arms to Madagascar's former president as he tried to quash protests against his rule. The Democratic Alliance (DA) said ex-president Marc
2012-02-12 14:24 Johannesburg - The Democratic Alliance has called for an investigation into a claim that South Africa was used as a transit point for riot-control weapons by ousted Madagascan president Marc Ravalomanana in 2009. The claim was contained
Supporters of Madagascar's ousted leader Marc Ravalomanana, Minister for Decentralisation Ruffine Tsiranana, Trade Minister Olga Ramalason and Agriculture Minister Roland Ravatomanga (C), arrive at the airport of Antananarivo waiting for the reported... View Photo »
The Sunday Independent newspaper reported that a leaked United States state department document showed that South Africa was used as a trans-shipment point for riot control equipment, including grenades, rubber bullets and teargas. The cable originated f
Madagascar's transitional president, Andry Rajoelina, is facing internal revolt in his inner circle as he battles to stave off implementation of the SADC elections roadmap and hold on to power on the troubled island. Some members of his government and th
Marc Ravalomanana (born December 12, 1949 in Imerinkasinina) is a Malagasy politician who was the President of Madagascarfrom 06 May 2002 to 17 March 2009. A member of the Merina ethnic group, Ravalomanana served as Mayor of Antananarivo before becoming President in 2002. He took office as President amidst a dispute over the results of the... Full Article
Supporters of Madagascar's ousted leader Marc Ravalomanana, Minister for Decentralisation Ruffine Tsiranana, Trade Minister Olga Ramalason and Agriculture Minister Roland Ravatomanga (C), arrive at the airport of Antananarivo waiting for the reported arrival of Ravalomanana on January...
View Photo »A crowd of people gather outside the airport of Antananarivo waiting for the reported arrival of Madagascar's ousted leader Marc Ravalomanana on January 21, 2012. Madagascar's ousted leader Marc Ravalomanana's party on Saturday walked out of a fledgling unity government, after the...
View Photo »Former Madagascar leader Marc Ravalomanana arrives to speak to journalists at the O.R Tambo airport in Johannesburg January 21, 2012. Madagascar's exiled former leader Ravalomanana was back where he started on Saturday after a plane flying him home was ordered to turn around mid-flight...
View Photo »Exiled president of Madagascar, Marc Ravalomanana, reacts after being told by an airline security marshal that the flight he is on is being turned back from Madagascar to South Africa Saturday, Jan 21, 2012. Madagascar's toppled president tried to end his exile in South Africa...
View Photo »Exiled president of Madagascar, Marc Ravalomanana, on a flight which was turned back from Madagascar toward South Africa Saturday, Jan 21, 2012. Madagascar's toppled president tried to end his exile in South Africa Saturday, but his commercial plane was forced to turn back mid-flight...
View Photo »Former Madagascar leader Marc Ravalomanana's wife Lalao (L) is given a hug after checking in at the O.R Tambo airport in Johannesburg, January 21 2012. Ravalomanana was boarding a South African Airways plane on Saturday to return home after nearly three years in exile, a spokesman...
View Photo »Ousted Madagascan President Marc Ravalomanana speaks during a press conference on January 20, 2012 in Sandton, Johannesburg. Marc Ravalomanana said Friday he will return home from exile in South Africa on Saturday, almost three years after he was ousted by the island's current leader...
View Photo »Madagascar's former president Marc Ravalomanana smiles at a gala dinner in Bloemfontein on January 7, 2012. South Africa's mighty African National Congress on January 6, 2012 began celebrations for its centenary, still firmly at the helm of Nelson Mandela's all-race democracy despite...
View Photo »Exiled former president of Madagascar Marc Ravalomanana looks on during the ANC's centenary celebration in Bloemfontein January 8, 2012. South Africa's ruling ANC celebrated its 100th birthday on Sunday. The long-banned liberation movement took power in 1994 after Nelson Mandela...
View Photo »Former Madagascan President Marc Ravalomanana, ousted in a 2009 coup, gives a press conference on February 17, 2011 in Sandton, north of Johannesburg, to announce that he will return to the island nation on February 19 to promote dialogue and help prepare for elections. Madagascan...
View Photo »German President Horst Koehler (2nd R) poses with (L-R) Botswana's President Festus G. Mogae, Mozambique's President Armando Emilio Guebuza, Madagascar's President Marc Ravalomanana, Nigerian President Umaru Musa Yar'Adua's wife Hajia Turai Yar'Adua, German Defense Minister Franz Josef...
View Photo »Former Madagascan President Marc Ravalomanana, ousted in a 2009 coup, speaks with journalists on February 19, 2011 at the International airport of Johannesburg on his way to return to his home country. Ravalomanana was blocked from leaving South Africa today, after an airline refused to...
View Photo »This picture taken on February 19, 2011 at the International airport of Johannesburg shows a letter from the Madagascan civil aviation authority which read: 'According to ministerial instructions Mr Ravolmanana Marc and company are non grata persons in Madagascar. So to preserve public...
View Photo »Former Madagascan President Marc Ravalomanana (C), ousted in a 2009 coup, leaves the International airport of Johannesburg after he was blocked from leaving South Africa to return to his home country on February 19, 2011. Ravalomanana was blocked from leaving South Africa today, after...
View Photo »Madagascar's deposed president Marc Ravalomanana holds his air tickets as he speaks during a news conference in Johannesburg February 17, 2011. Ravalomanana will return to his country on Saturday in a move likely to stoke tensions in a two-year leadership row on the Indian Ocean Island.
View Photo »Madagascar's deposed president Marc Ravalomanana speaks during a news conference in Johannesburg February 17, 2011. Ravalomanana will return to his country on Saturday in a move likely to stoke tensions in a two-year leadership row on the Indian Ocean Island. Ravalomanana made the...
View Photo »German President Horst Koehler (L) shares a laugh with President Marc Ravalomanana of Madagascar (2nd L) and Benin's President Thomas Boni Yayi (3rd L) 03 November 2007 at the Kloster Eberbach Monastery Conference Centre in Eltville, western Germany, during the third conference of the...
View Photo »Supporters of Madagascar's exiled leader Marc Ravalomanana demonstrate on the road leading to the airport in Antananarivo February 19, 2011. Madagascar's security forces fired teargas to disperse crowds of supporters of the former president camped out near the capital's international...
View Photo »Anti-riot police block supporters of Madagascar's exiled leader Marc Ravalomanana demonstrating on the road leading to the airport in Antananarivo February 19, 2011. Madagascar's security forces fired teargas to disperse crowds of supporters of the former president camped out near the...
View Photo »Supporters of Madagascar's ousted leader Marc Ravalomanana, Minister for Decentralisation Ruffine Tsiranana, Trade Minister Olga Ramalason and Agriculture Minister Roland Ravatomanga (C), arrive at the airport of Antananarivo waiting for the reported arrival of Ravalomanana on January...
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