| Nederlands | Men at Work in Madagascar |
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The Malagasy workman has an identity, that's the least we can say. The panels are as diverse as the nation. There is a constant though: all signs are of the European (triangular) type and many are clearly inspired by the French way of doing. | ![]() |
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| Ambositra, 1998 | Ambositra, 1998 |
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| Antananarivo, IX.1998 |
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| Ambohimahasoa, IX.1998 | Antsirabe, IX.1998 | Antananarivo, IX.1998 | Ambositra, IX.1998 |
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The site at the right was financed by the world bank. This may be the explanation for the brand new sign: direct import from France. It seemingly didn't generate offspring since 1993. No new type sign crossed our path during the campaign of 1998. |
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| Ambohimahasoa, IX.1998 |
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