In Madagascar, World Food Programme has established a sustainable water source. They have also set up information and communication technology in remote areas with the aim of providing essential services to the members of the community, they are hoping to do this in an environmentally responsible and sustainable way.

World Of Africa: How Climate Change is impacting Madagascar?

You must have watched the movie named Madagascar, do you remember which animal played the role of King Julian? Well, it was a ring-tailed Lemur and the concerning part about this animal is that it has been given the status of being endangered but in hindsight New Zealand's Wellington Zoo has more than doubled its population of endangered ring-tailed Lemurs.

WION Climate Tracker: Birth of four sets of ring-tailed Lemurs

After police in Madagascar opened fire on a lynch mob enraged by the abduction of an albino child, killing 19 people and many were injured critically. According to a senior doctor, Tango Oscar described the injuries in gruesome detail, stating that nine of the 34 injured are critical and struggling to survive.

Madagascar police confirm killing 19 people of mob enraged by the abduction of an albino child

The visiting Madagascar Foreign Minister Richard Randriamandrato has called the “Indo-Pacific vision a legitimate vision", an important remark given the country's key location in the southwestern Indian Ocean.

Madagascar FM calls Indo-Pacific a ‘legitimate vision’; bats for peaceful military ties with India

The visiting Madagascar Foreign minister Richard Randriamandrato has called "Indo pacific vision a legitimate vision", an important remark given the country's key location in south western Indian ocean. Speaking to our Principal Diplomatic Correspondent Sidhant Sibal, the foreign minister Randriamandrato explained "we have to look forward and have a common willingness for common destiny..." explaining "We have to strengthen dialogues to make sure that we address the issue of terrorism, the piracy, trans national organized crime, illegal fishing as well."

Madagascar FM calls Indo Pacific legitimate vision; bats for peaceful military cooperation with India

Madagascar FM Richard Randriamandrato spoke to WION on Climate Change. Watch this report to know more.

Madagascar FM Richard Randriamandrato speaks to WION on Climate Change

Four consecutive years of drought have turned parts of southern Madagascar into a dust bowl. The once fertile region now has red sand blowing around. WION tells you more.

4 years of drought turn Southern Madagascar into a dust bowl

Madagascar authorities said Wednesday that the death toll from Tropical Cyclone Batsirai rose to 92. The cyclone had hit the country on Saturday night on the sparsely populated and agricultural eastern coastal area.

Madagascar struggles as death toll from Cyclone Batsirai nears 100

The full force of Cyclone Batsirai pounded Madagascar's eastern coast with torrential winds and rain on Saturday night. The center of the tropical storm landed near Mananjary, on the east coast, and moved inland across the island.

Cyclone Batsirai's high winds and rain pound Madagascar

A tropical storm Ana which made landfall on Monday has wreaked havoc in three African countries, it has killed at least 34 people in Madagascar, three people in Mozambique and has killed one person in Malawi. The tropical storm has also knocked out power in the South East African nation.

Tropical storm Ana batters Madagascar, Mozambique and Malawi, kills 38 people

Flash floods triggered by torrential rains have battered Madagascar's capital resulting in deaths of at least about 10 people and rendering almost about 12000 people homeless.

Flash floods leave 10 dead, 12000 homeless in Madagascar

Flash floods triggered by torrential rains have battered Madagascar's capital resulting in deaths of at least about 10 people and rendering almost about 500 people homeless.

10 casualties with over 500 people displaced due to flash floods in Madagascar

A government minister in Madagascar has said he swam for 12 hours to safety after his helicopter crashed at sea during a rescue mission. Two other security officials travelling with him in the helicopter also survived the crash.

Police Minister swims for 12 hours after his chopper crashes at sea

A Minister in Madagascar has miraculously survived a helicopter crash. Serge Gelle turned his helicopter seat as a flotation device and swam for 12 hours to shore. Palki Sharma brings you his story.

Gravitas: "Swam for 12 hours" : How This Minister survived a chopper crash

A Madagascar minister was one of two survivors of a helicopter crash off Madagascar's northeastern coast Tuesday who then swam for almost 12 hours to shore, authorities said.

Amazing feat! Madagascar Minister swims for 12 hours to reach shore after helicopter crash

Madagascar police minister Serge Gelle was inspecting a shipwreck when his helicopter crashed. The minister miraculously managed to survive. Here's how he turned his helicopter seat into a flotation device and swam for 12 hours to return to the shore.

Madagascar police chief Serge Gelle swims for 12 hours after miraculously surviving helicopter crash

'My time to die has not come yet,' Madagascar minister swims for 12 hours, survives helicopter crash

A government minister in Madagascar has said he swam for 12 hours to safety after his helicopter crashed at sea during a rescue mission.

Madagascar minister swims for 12 hours after chopper crashes at sea

At 17 people died and 68 went missing after a cargo ship illegally carrying 130 passengers sank off Madagascar’s northeastern coast. According to a report from the Maritime and River Port Agency, at least 45 people have been rescued from the waters of the Indian Ocean.

17 dead, 68 missing after cargo ship sinks off Madagascar’s northeastern coast

Madagascar is experiencing its worst drought in four decades. Lack of access to food, water and proper sanitation has led to the rise of acute malnutrition cases in the country.

Madagascar drought sparks water shortage and starvation

More than one million people in the south Madagascar are struggling to get enough to eat; even as the global leaders sat down to tackle climate change at the high-stakes COP26 summit.

Madagascar battles hunger crisis, children suffer from acute malnutrition

Madagascar prays for rain as U.N. warns of 'climate change famine'

According to the United Nations, Madagascar is on the brink of experiencing the world's first "climate change famine" as thousands of people are already suffering "catastrophic" levels of hunger and food insecurity.

Madagascar on brink of famine, says UN

"Look at my child -- please help us!" cries the woman. She hurriedly undresses the five-year-old girl, uncovering gaunt arms and ribs that are painfully visible under the skin.

'Nothing left' for people in famine-struck southern Madagascar

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