Madagascar: Anti-government protests intensified across several cities in Madagascar on Monday, marking the continuation of a wave of unrest that has gripped the island nation for weeks. Citizens, frustrated by persistent water and electricity shortages, economic hardships, and allegations of corruption, have taken to the streets demanding the resignation of President Andry Rajoelina and comprehensive reforms in governance.

The demonstrations, which began peacefully in multiple regions, quickly escalated in the capital, Antananarivo, as university students and youth-led groups organized marches and rallies. Protesters carried placards and banners reading slogans such as “Rajoelina, resign now” and “Miala Rajoelina,” voicing their frustration over the government’s inability to provide ess

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