AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoGen Z and Politics: A year after youth-led protests toppled Andry Rajoelina, activists say basic demands remain unmet. The demonstrations began amid chronic water and power cuts; constitutional talks are stalled, with elections planned for late 2027. Youth Learning: Yas Madagascar and Maison du Numérique have opened a digital learning hub in Antsirabe to help young people build skills for education and work. Climate Watch: Southern Madagascar is bracing for El Niño, with forecasts pointing to heightened drought risk in a region still scarred by famine. UNICEF warns the wider climate cycle could disrupt children’s health, safety and education. Poverty: Madagascar ranks fourth in Africa for people living in multidimensional poverty, with 21.9 million affected, according to a new UNDP and OPHI index. Food Safety: At least 183 employees were hospitalized after suspected food poisoning at a company in Antananarivo. No deaths were reported; samples are being tested.
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