Mass demonstrations in recent weeks over power and water shortages have killed more than 20 people.
Mass demonstrations in recent weeks over power and water shortages have killed more than 20 people.
By Mariamne Everett and News Agencies
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Madagascar has sworn in an army colonel as president, just days after a military takeover on the back of a popular rebellion, that sent President Andry Rajoelina fleeing into exile.
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