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Madagascar's Gen Z refuses to let its victory be taken away
After the military takeover, the young protestors who had been calling for President Andry Rajoelina's departure since late September are torn between satisfaction and outrage as military leaders seek to hijack their movement.
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upi.com
Madagascar's president leaves country amid Gen Z protests - UPI.com
Madagascar's president has fled the country, according to reports, after thousands of protesters converged on the capital Monday to demand his resignation.
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ilfattoquotidiano.it
Blog | La Gen Z del Madagascar fa cadere il presidente: Rajoelina in fuga a Parigi
I giovani malgasci, con l'appoggio dell'esercito, hanno imposto una nuova grammatica politica portando alla caduta del regime
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lemonde.fr
Madagascar's president clings to power as Macron offers support
After leaving his country with French assistance, Andry Rajoelina appeared for the first time since the military mutinied and refused to step down.
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independent.co.uk
Gen Z are driving Madagascar’s protests. Why are they so angry?
Madagascar's turmoil follows youth-led protest movements around the world in the past few weeks
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tass.com
FACTBOX: What we know about political crisis in Madagascar
Youth protests erupted in Madagascar at the end of September
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bbc.com
Madagascar military unit says it has seized power and toppled President Andry Rajoelina
The military promises elections within two years, but the President Rajoelina insists he is still in charge.
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In Madagascar, the hours that led the military to overthrow Andry Rajoelina
Nearly three weeks after Gen Z protests began, and with the president having fled abroad, soldiers announced on Tuesday that they were taking control of the government.
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welt.de
„Wir haben die Macht übernommen“ – Wie die Gen Z einen Präsidenten zu Fall brachte - WELT
Weltweit protestieren junge Menschen gegen Politik und Korruption. In Nepal fegte die Gen Z bereits die Regierung weg, jetzt stellte sich die Armee von Madagaskar an die Seite der…
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aljazeera.com
‘We don’t want power, we want lights’: Madagascar awaits post-Rajoelina era
As president flees and army takes control, Gen Z protesters demand water, electricity and a well-functioning country.
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Where is Madagascar headed?
EDITORIAL. There is no guarantee that the military, now in power in Antananarivo, will be able to meet the expectations of the Malagasy population. But the international community…
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Madagascar's Gen Z refuses to let its victory be taken away
After the military takeover, the young protestors who had been calling for President Andry Rajoelina's departure since late September are torn between satisfaction and outrage as…
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theguardian.com
‘Gen Z gave us the victory’: how young protesters toppled Madagascar’s leader
There is jubilation in Place du 13 Mai in the capital but concern about army’s intentions after military takeover