The World Health Organization has said that the herbal tea’s effects had not been tested, and there are no published scientific studies of the potion.
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The promise to free the two reporters in detention came on the heels of the World Press Freedom Day 2020 being held globally to canvass freedom for journalists.
Madagascar, the world’s biggest producer of vanilla, is seeking about $17 billion in aid and investment to help finance improvements in its power, mining and tourism…
The Pope will celebrate mass at the Mary Queen of Peace Monument, the same hillside location where John Paul II celebrated in 1989
Francis told his hosts that they should “create jobs and money-making activities which respect the environment”
The pope, making his maiden visit to Madagascar, arrives in Antananarivo on Friday from Mozambique
In Madagascar, a predominantly Christian country, abortion is illegal, including for victims of rape, and is punishable by ten years in prison. Activists campaigning for the legalisation of abortion are hoping their efforts will one day bring positive change to the many women across the country who have to turn to dangerous clandestine abortions.
One in four women in Madagascar have terminated their pregnancies, according to pro-abortion group, Nifin’akanga
Renowned for its unique wildlife and its vanilla production, the island of Madagascar now has a new claim to fame – it’s the source of the first and only African caviar. Despite challenges, the business’ owners of this unlikely project are determined that luxury foods can play a part in improving the local economy.
Madagascar were trying to become the first newcomers since South Africa in 1996 to reach the semi-finals