AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoDisappearances & Safety: Madagascar’s disappearances surge, with 172 reports this year (91 children) and eight bodies recovered, especially in Antananarivo where security forces patrol day and night—yet fear is still pushing people to avoid going out alone. Food Security: Save the Children warns hunger will worsen: acute malnutrition is projected to hit about 502,000 under-5s and 21,000 pregnant/breastfeeding women between May 2026 and April 2027, with crisis-level hunger rising sharply later in the year. Youth & Church Life: Eastern Africa Catholic bishops commit for the next four years to make young people their top pastoral priority, focusing on belonging, listening, dialogue, and synodal accompaniment. Culture & Music: Malagasy musician Mikahely brings traditional rhythms to wider audiences in the U.S., sharing valiha music and releasing new solo work. Lifestyle & Learning: A library summer reading push includes Madagascar-themed nature and conservation programming, plus a lecture on the singing Indri. International Ties: Madagascar hosts a reception marking the 25th anniversary of the Russia–China Treaty, with cultural performances and high-level attendance.
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