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Last update: 8 hours agoMadagascar Protest Photography: Spanish AFP photographer Luis Tato wins Visa d’Or News for his coverage of Madagascar’s 2025 Gen-Z mobilizations, adding to his World Press Photo 2026 Graphic Reporting win for “Madagascar’s Gen Z Protests.” The images spotlight young protesters’ anger at corruption and economic strain, including the One Piece pirate flag used as a resistance symbol in Antananarivo. Clean Cooking & Carbon Finance: In Nairobi, households are shifting from smoky charcoal to induction cooking thanks to carbon credit financing that helps clean-cooking firms cut costs—an approach aimed at tackling Africa’s massive household air-pollution burden. Digital Identity (Not Madagascar, but relevant tech): The US Green Card Lottery DV-2026 selection list is published, with African countries among the top registrants, while Sri Lanka rolls out a digital ID platform for banking, SIM registration, and education. Culture & Lifestyle Travel: Lonely Planet highlights off-season travel tips, including spotting lemurs in Madagascar in November. Conservation Leadership: Stony Brook University names new associate directors at Centre ValBio, continuing Patricia Wright’s Madagascar wildlife and forest-health work.
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