DEVELOPING: Gen Z Protests Sweep Across Africa, Sparking Widespread Unrest

BREAKING NEWS: Gen Z Protests Sweep Across Africa, Widespread Unrest Reported Youth-led protests have erupted across multiple countries in Africa, with demonstrators demanding change from governments they deem ineffective. The protests began in Madagascar on September 28 and have since spread to Morocco, South Africa, and other nations. President Andry Rajoelina of Madagascar dissolved his government on Monday, citing the "suffering" of his people. However, protests continue, with demonstrators calling for Rajoelina's resignation. The protests are largely driven by Generation Z, those under 28 years old, who are frustrated with years of poor governance and inadequate services such as water and electricity. The unrest has already led to significant disruptions in Madagascar, where the government has struggled to provide basic necessities. As protests spread across Africa, governments are scrambling to respond. Morocco's authorities have deployed security forces to quell demonstrations, while South African police are working to maintain order. This is a developing story, with reports emerging of further protests planned for this week. We will continue to bring you updates as more information becomes available. Developing Story Disclaimer: This article is based on confirmed facts and reports from the ground. However, the situation is rapidly evolving, and details may change as new information emerges. Stay tuned for further updates. *This is a developing story. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available. Based on reporting from Npr.*