The Morning Call
Voting is currently taking place in Madagascar, but If there is anything the Malagasy people would vote for other than candidates, it would be for jobs and a better economy. More than three-quarters of the population live in poverty.
In this report, we hear some of their expectations, for the country’s economy and their life generally.
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