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Public Health: Madagascar reported four confirmed plague cases and five suspected cases; 200 contacts are being monitored and have received preventive treatment. Mining: The government has formalised Harena’s permit to exploit Ampasindava, a key development in the country’s mineral sector. Business: A Stanford-backed programme is bringing training and ongoing support to established Malagasy businesses to help them grow. Politics: Malagasy tycoon Mamy Ravatomanga has again been denied bail in Mauritius. Regional Unrest: Mauritius extended its overnight curfew as violence continued, with schools closed and public buses stopping early. Football: Madagascar’s women lost 3-0 to South Africa, exiting the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic qualifiers 7-0 on aggregate.

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