Madagascar is experiencing its most significant protests in over 15 years, as thousands demand the resignation of President Andry Rajoelina. The unrest began following the arrest of two politicians advocating for better public services amid chronic power and water shortages. Protesters, led by a youth movement called Gen Z Mada, have spread their demonstrations across multiple cities, denouncing government corruption and demanding accountability for violence against civilians. The government has responded with heavy police presence and curfews, but these measures have failed to quell public anger. Rajoelina's recent cabinet reshuffle and promises of support from the World Bank have not satisfied the demonstrators, who continue to call for political change and improved living conditions in one of the world's poorest nations.