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SADC is supporting Madagascar's return to constitutional rule through an Extraordinary Summit, with Joyce Banda leading the Panel of Elders and involving the African Union.

13 reports, 4 independent Updated Aug 16
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SADC is supporting Madagascar's return to constitutional rule through an Extraordinary Summit, with Joyce Banda leading the Panel of Elders and involving the African Union.

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  1. SADC Troika met in Durban to address regional security amid ongoing efforts in Madagascar.1 source
  2. The political crisis in Madagascar is escalating with Russian influence embedding itself in the state apparatus, SADC issuing firm demands, and the highest court facing a de facto takeover.Sub-event
  3. Joyce Banda was included in the elders panel and urged reforms during the political transition in Madagascar.1 source
  4. SADC, AU, and key figures are involved in efforts to stabilize the political situation in Madagascar.1 source
  5. Ramaphosa chaired the SADC summit urging Madagascar to undergo constitutional reforms.1 source

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