At least 22 people were killed and 100 injured since the protests began on Thursday, according to the United Nations.
Breakdown
- Protesters returned to Madagascar's streets after the president dissolved the government.
- President Rajoelina called for dialogue with young people protesting water and power shortages. 12s
- Demonstrations continued for a fourth day, with calls for the president's resignation. 23s
- Authorities imposed a night-time curfew and used tear gas and rubber bullets against protesters. 43s
- The United Nations reported at least 22 deaths and over 100 injuries during the protests. 52s