fromwww.aljazeera.com
2 weeks agoWe don't want power, we want lights': Madagascar awaits post-Rajoelina era
She never made it to church. But later on Sunday she decided to join a bustling protest march in nearby Independence Square. How can they expect us to stay silent? she asked from the square, holding a yellow jerrycan and small tin-can lamp jiro-kapoaka items that have become symbols of resistance among the youth protesters. We fetch water in the dark, we sleep through power cuts, and they tell us to be patient? For how long?
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