Madagascar's president Andry Rajoelina has reportedly left the country amid growing public anger over his leadership. Rajoelina's exit comes after he lost the support of a key faction of the military, whose members he had accused of instigating a coup. The African country's opposition leader Siteny Randrianasoloniaiko confirmed the news of the president's departure citing conversations with presidency staff, global news agency Reuters reported. "The president left the country, we called the staff of the presidency and they confirmed that he left the country," the opposition leader said, adding that his whereabouts were not yet known.

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It was earlier reported that Rajoelina, aged 51, would address the East African nation in a televised address. His offi

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