AGP Executive Report
Last update: 43 minutes agoEl Niño Watch: Southern Madagascar’s farmers are already reporting poor harvests and scarce water as a potentially severe El Niño threatens to deepen food insecurity. UNICEF warns the climate cycle could also disrupt children’s health, safety and education. Food Safety: At least 183 workers were hospitalized after suspected food poisoning at a company in Antananarivo. Officials are testing meal samples; no deaths have been reported. Youth and 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. Malagasy Music: The Beethoven and Banjos festival in Michigan is spotlighting Madagascar’s music, with Malagasy musicians collaborating with local performers. Travel Services: From August 1, routine US visa processing for Madagascar moved from Antananarivo to regional hubs, while the embassy remains open.
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