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Economy: Madagascar’s ariary is Africa’s third-weakest currency, at 4,471 to the US dollar, according to October exchange rates. Justice: A Mauritian court is due to rule today on bail for tycoon Mamy Ravatomanga, jailed in a money-laundering case. His wife calls the case a political campaign against the family. Health: At least 183 people have been hospitalized in Madagascar after a food-poisoning incident; details remain unclear. Climate: Famine-scarred southern Madagascar is bracing for El Niño, with drought raising fresh concerns about food security. Football: Madagascar lost 4–0 to South Africa in the first leg of their Olympic qualifier; the return match is set for Tuesday in Bloemfontein. Regional Trade: A Comorian law reserving small businesses for citizens by descent has alarmed Malagasy traders. It is not yet in force, and no start date has been announced.

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Madagascar Launches Safeguard Investigation on Certain Types of Rice

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UNESCO vocational training helps communities build livelihoods while protecting Madagascar’s forests

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Madagascar launches safeguard investigation on self-adhesive labels, packaging and certain other printed items

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