Arrests on the streets of Madagascar. At least 22 killed – in anti-government protests – according to the UN. And a hundred reported injured in clashes with security forces. All figures disputed by the country’s government.

A little-known army colonel became Madagascar’s president on Friday after a rapid power grab. He was sworn in as his country’s leader six days after launching a military coup.

Soldiers have threatened to seize the state TV headquarters in Madagascar as President Andry Rajoelina was due to address the nation, his office says, amid unconfirmed reports that he has fled the country.

A keenly awaited national address by Madagascar's cornered President Andry Rajoelina, who went missing as calls grew for his resignation, was delayed twice Monday as a group of armed forces

Madagascar’s president has fled the African nation, the head of the opposition and other officials said on Monday, the second time that young protesters have toppled a government in weeks of worldwide Gen Z unrest.

25 September - A youth-led online movement, known as Gen Z Mada, takes up the politicians’ cause and kickstarts protests in cities across Madagascar. 29 September - President Andry Rajoelina sacks his prime minister and entire government in an attempt to placate the protesters.