AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoChild Safety Crisis: Antananarivo is on edge after a surge in child and adolescent disappearances since late June, with police reporting 172 missing cases since Jan 1 (164 still missing) and four bodies found in one week, including a 12-year-old girl and a 17-year-old boy; authorities say joint police-gendarmerie-military patrols are running day and night, but families remain alarmed. Security & Politics: A separate report frames the wave as exposing fractures after Colonel Michael Randrianirina’s Oct 2025 coup, with critics saying the junta’s “war” rhetoric and conspiracy claims have not brought clarity or accountability. President’s Diplomacy: President Randrianirina met Oman Investment Authority chairman Abdulsalam bin Mohammed al Murshidi at Iavoloha Palace to discuss economic and investment cooperation. Humanitarian Warning: The IPC global hunger monitor warns Madagascar’s crisis is worsening, projecting 3.72 million people in crisis hunger levels and acute malnutrition for about 502,000 under-5 children (plus 21,000 pregnant and breastfeeding women) between May 2026 and April 2027. Regional/Legal Context: Madagascar’s name also appears in broader visa-access lists, while the week’s international coverage includes a high-profile crackdown on online code in India and a court case in Angola tied to alleged election interference.
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