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Article: VERTIÈRES - Napoleon the Enslaver, Surrenders to Hayti Freedom Fighters - Vimarsana News

Article: VERTIÈRES - Napoleon the Enslaver, Surrenders to Hayti Freedom Fighters

Article: VERTIÈRES - Napoleon the Enslaver, Surrenders to Hayti Freedom Fighters - Freedom, Equality, or Death At the Battle of Vertières on November 18, 1803, French General Rochambeau of Napoleon's army surrendered to General Janjak Desalin, Hayti's founding father. This article contains the video recording of our 19th annual Vertières Teach-in to celebrate the Haytian victory,Hayti fight song that sustained the Hayti freedom warriors, along with French's Act of Surrender.

SFA investigates illegal fishing practice - Vimarsana News

SFA investigates illegal fishing practice

  The Seychelles Fishing Authority (SFA) said it has been receiving continuous reports and complaints about undersized Red Snapper being sold on the local market. In a press release issued ...

Source: nation.sc
Madagascans stave off encroaching dunes with plants - Vimarsana News

Madagascans stave off encroaching dunes with plants

By Christophe Van Der Perre and Alkis Konstantidinis FAUX CAP, Madagascar (Reuters) - Fields, homes, wells and tombs were gradually being buried under...

Source: wtvbam.com
Madagascans are dune it for themselves to fight climate change - Vimarsana News

Madagascans are dune it for themselves to fight climate change

Helped by the UN, locals in the south have stabilised hectares of dunes with plants that are now providing income

Madagascar: a Green Island Turns Red - Vimarsana News

Madagascar: a Green Island Turns Red

With few trees left to slow the wind in southern Madagascar, sand blows continuously. It settles across fields, villages, roads and in the eyes of children waiting for food aid. Four years of dry weather and forest clearing have turned the once fertile area into a dusty red emptiness.