Madagascar is in great pain. Theodore Mbainaissem, the head of the World Food Programme (WFP) sub-office in Ambovombe, southern Madagascar, says: “Seeing the physical condition of people extremely affected by hunger who can no longer stand…children who are completely emaciated, the elderly who are skin and bone…these images are unbearable… People are eating white clay with tamarind juice, cactus leaves, wild[Read More...]
Source : Proche & Moyen-Orient, Richard Labévière, 08-04-2019
Diego-Suarez (Antsiranana)/Tananarive (Antananarivo), 5 avril.
Soixante-douze ans après la date fatidique du 8 mai 1945, qui a vu à la fois l’effondrement militaire du IIIe Reich et le vrai commencement de ce qu’on peut appeler l’industrie, le commerce et la religion de « l’Holocauste », il est permis, quoi qu’en dise la loi, de dresser le bilan à ce jour d’une entreprise d’intoxication des esprits comme l’histoire n’en avait encore jamais connu.
A lack of hygienic sanitation is a major issue in many parts of the world, but are resource-hungry western style toilets the only option? Not according to the company piloting a loo that's waterless, off-grid and able to charge your phone. Lina Zeldovich travels to Madagascar to witness the start of a lavatorial revolution
Adolph Eichmann, like Mitt Romney, started off as an advocate of self-deportationI never understood Roland’s interest in Jews-in-exotic-places but whenever we travel to off-the-beaten path countries, he always wants to visit synagogues— in places where you wouldn’t expect Jews, like Singapore, Yangon, and
