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- noun Plural form of
Madagascan .
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The Madagascans are a mix of Polynesians, Asians, Africans and Arabs.
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Importantly the map also allows Madagascans to receive alerts.
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Sunday's elections will be the third time Madagascans have gone to the polls in less than a year since they gave Ravalomanana a second five-year term in December.
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Madagascans vote Sunday for the Indian Ocean island's parliament, with President Marc Ravalomanana tipped to continue its domination of the assembly.
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Madagascans will go back to polling stations for the fourth time in a year in December for local elections.
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Tens of thousands of Madagascans from all sectors of society demonstrated for five days in the capital Antananarivo last week to support an opposition candidate's claims of victory in a December
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There were also unconfirmed reports that some French aid workers may be leaving Mozambique to assist with relief work on the island, where about 22000 Madagascans are believed to be isolated after weather wreaked havoc.
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Madagascans cut off from relief after two tropical storms.
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The deputy speaker's arrest has raised concerns among Madagascans, who have been faced with more and more reports implicating members of the presidential family in the corruption bedevilling the Indian
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Three-quarters of Madagascans live below the poverty line.
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