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SADC Urged by local analyst to Act as Madagascar’s Political Crisis Deepens

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Regional analysts are calling for urgent SADC intervention as Madagascar’s political tensions worsen. They warn that without immediate dialogue and a transitional framework, instability could spread across southern Africa. Local public policy analyst Dr. Marius Kudumo described the situation as critical: 

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    SADC Urged by local analyst to Act as Madagascar’s Political Crisis Deepens
    Leonard Witbeen

Meanwhile, President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has voiced Namibia’s serious concern over the escalating political crisis in Madagascar, denouncing any efforts to take power outside constitutional processes. 

 

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