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Wednesday, 25 March 2009 - UN envoy says Madagascar risks further conflict | International |
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      My Profile    Top News Reuters top ten news stories delivered to your inbox each day. 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More than 135 people have been killed, the $390 million tourism sector is crippled and foreign companies are wary of investing in the island's rich oil and mineral resources. The violence has stopped since Andry Rajoelina, 34, became Africa's newest president last week. His opposition movement and some army chiefs forced Marc Ravalomanana from office after weeks of anti-government demonstrations in the capital. But supporters of the former president are now demonstrating in Antananarivo against the seizure of power, which leaders from Africa, Europe and America have condemned as a coup. Ravalomanana is now in Swaziland and held talks on Tuesday with the Swazi king ahead of a meeting of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) next week to discuss the crisis. The African Union has suspended Madagascar and SADC leaders are expected to consider slapping sanctions on Rajoelina's fledgling administration when they meet on March 30. Haile Menkerios, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon's envoy, told Reuters the new administration should now hold a national conference to resolve the situation. "There's a threat, really now, of the conflict increasing and for more people actually to die and that would be a great concern for the secretary-general," Menkerios told Reuters on the sidelines of a meeting in Zanzibar. "We hear that the president is under threat and he is in hiding, that members of the former government have also been threatened and harassed, so it just looks like the whole situation is just turned over now and that is as dangerous as the previous situation," he said. ARMY SAYS UNITED Analysts say Rajoelina remains vulnerable to splits within the army and among the Madagascan people as the international community takes a tough stance against his rise to power. The country's army chief, however, said the military was united behind Rajoelina and warned he would take steps against anyone spreading rumors of divisions within the ranks. Colonel Andre Ndriarijaona, who helped Rajoelina oust Ravalomanana, said the army's sole aim was to restore law and order after the weeks of civil unrest. "It's not true that some regiments are against the current regime. The army is united behind me and under my command," Ndriarijaona told reporters at his office. Ravalomanana handed over power to the military top brass last week. They in turn conferred power on Rajoelina.  Continued... View article on single page   Share: Del.icio.us Digg Mixx Yahoo! 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