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Articles about Marc Ravalomanana

SADC puts its foot down on Rav's murder amnesty

Marc Ravalomanana's failed bid to return to Madagascar has lit a fire beneath SADC negotiators, who want his amnesty finalised by the end of February.

No Madagascar for Rav till murder matter resolved

The return of Marc Ravalomanana to Madagascar will be delayed until the SADC can resolve the matter of a criminal court verdict against him.

Coup leader offers to fly Rav home (and throw him in jail)

After foiling a bid by Madagascar's exiled president to return, his usurper says he'll send a plane to fly Ravalomanana home -- and then arrest him.

Ravalomanana's Malagasy return up in the air

An attempt to return home by Madagascar's deposed president Marc Ravalomanana has been thwarted in the air by Malagasy ground control.

Ravalomanana's exile plans thwarted mid-air

An attempt by Madagascar's toppled president to end his exile in South Africa was thwarted in the air when his plane was forced to turn back.

Madagascar's ousted leader to head back home

Ousted Madagascan president Marc Ravolamanana has announced he will fly back to his home country on Saturday.

Former Madagascar president Ratsiraka ends exile

Urging reconciliation in Madagascar, former president Didier Ratsiraka has returned home, ending a nine-year exile in France.

Premier dispute threatens Madagascar unity efforts

A dispute over who should be prime minister is threatening to derail efforts to resolve Madagascar's political crisis two years after the coup there.

Madagascar's premier leads Cabinet resignations

Madagascar's de facto premier has resigned along with his Cabinet, paving the way for the formation of a new government by consensus.

Madagascar maps the way forward

Malagasy politicians have collectively agreed on how to implement a road map for ending a leadership crisis in the country, the SADC says.

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Photos about Marc Ravalomanana

Without a shadow of doubt
Exiled president of Madagascar, Marc Ravalomanana, shows his air tickets at a news conference in Johannesburg. Ravalomanana, exiled in South Africa since a 2009 coup, said on Friday that he will return to his Indian Ocean homeland on Saturday even though he faces arrest there. Unfortunately, things did not go as planned. (Denis Farrell, AP Photo)
Fight or flight
Exiled president of Madagascar, Marc Ravalomanana, on a flight which was turned back from Madagascar toward South Africa on Saturday January 21. Ravalomanana hoped to return to the Indian Ocean island of Madagascar from exile in South Africa, where he has been exiled since being toppled from power in 2009, but the Madagascar authorities closed their airspace and forced the plane carrying Ravalomanana to turn back to South Africa. (Jerome Delay, AP Photo)
Uneasy calm
Soldiers patrol the streets of Antananarivo, Madagascar, on Thursday after an attempt by dissident troops to take over the government. The unrest underscores the depth of divisions plaguing the army since Andry Rajoelina drove former leader Marc Ravalomanana into exile. Read more
Guard duty
Madagascan soldiers loyal to opposition leader Andry Rajoelina take up positions outside the office of President Marc Ravalomanana in Antananarivo on Monday.
City under fire
A wounded man is helped away from gunfire near Madagascar President Marc Ravalomanana's offices in Antananarivo on Saturday. Security forces opened fire on an anti-government demonstration, killing some of the protesters.
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