Military seizes power in Madagascar
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The army has taken over after Gen Z-led protests over power outages and water shortages grew into wider discontent.
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A Madagascar army colonel, who led a mutiny of soldiers that joined anti-government Gen Z protesters, said on Tuesday that ...
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