AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoClimate and Livelihoods: Farmers in southern Madagascar say erratic rains are already damaging crops, as forecasters warn El Niño could intensify drought and food insecurity in communities still scarred by famine. Education and Culture: The University of Antananarivo and Russian House in Madagascar have agreed to expand academic and cultural ties, including joint events promoting Malagasy and Russian heritage. Malagasy Music: Beethoven and Banjos 2026 brings Malagasy artists Mikahely Razafy and David Rajaonary together with American musicians, blending Malagasy rhythms, classical music and folk traditions while introducing students to the valiha. History: Newly examined photographs from 1931 shed light on Malagasy workers and families on remote St Paul Island, and the human cost of colonial-era labor and resource extraction.
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