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Randriamamiarizafy Ignace, a parliamentarian from the MFM political party, revealed the scoop to the former president’s supporters gathered inside the Magro square. According to a pole ordered by foreign diplomats and secretly carried out throughout the isle, Marc Ravalomanana is likely to make a score of 60% Lire la suite »

The northern part of the Great Isle has been producing cacao for several decades. The production is now being threatened by the lack of security which has been denting the country for a while so far. The police forces cannot cope to secure far too wide fields scattered in the forest so producers’ concerns are growing. Madagascar’s cacao quality is famed across Europe and the United States of America to which the cacao is being transformed. One part of the production is also industrially transformed here by Madagascan companies. Producers’ turnovers are actually going down due to the outbreak of robberies committed during the night. Lire la suite »

He has long been talking about a “national healing process” or about a “new neutral and technically oriented Transition”, of course not the liking of the High Authority of Transition, since such a project hints the removal of the HAT members from power. Raymond Ranjeva does not give in anyway. “Such a new Transition will have to be imposed”, he declared Lire la suite »

Political break is over in Madagascar. The opposition front members and the striking trade unions have been insistently addressing the transitional ruling power for months, and now get ready to renew their public movement. Lire la suite »

A diplomatic notice basically supposed to remain confidential was made public worldwide over the internet and the newspapers in Antananarivo by a leak. The concerned notice addresses the “neutralization of Marc Ravalomanana”, as well as “the country’s defense system weakening program”. European parliamentarians have officially been put in the picture about this notice. The original stir is turning into a certain concern, which is itself somehow reviving anti-french tensions within one part of the Malagasy population Lire la suite »

For having been anyhow connected with the BANI base camp related mutiny, General Heriniaina Raolina and Noel Rakotonandrasana got forced out into retirement as a consequence of military led investigation. Both generals have been staying behind bars since 2010, and might remain where they are for a little longer, unless a massive political blow changes the odds. Lire la suite »

In the run of his visit in Betroka, in the southern part of Madagascar, the transitional leader officially presented the special squad led by his Colonel Lylison Rene, namely a special squad made of 200 men. Andry Rajoelina equally declared that they would be supported by helicopters and motorbikes. No one can say, whether they would ever successfully put an end to terror in the South or not. Casualties and collateral damages may however be duly expected and not in small number. Lire la suite »

Several hundreds of soldiers, including special forces units joined the southern part of Madagascar. Their mission: looking after Andry Rajoelina’s security, for the transitional leader calls in at the regional hotspots. Lire la suite »

Madagascar’s Lutheran Church’s great synod will come to an end this week. The Church’s new president’s name will be revealed before Friday, September 14th. From September 4th on, some 400 members of the Lutheran church have been taking part into the synode taking place in Toliara, in the southern part of the country. Just like the FJKM reformed church, politics poked their noses where they were not supposed to have a say. Lire la suite »

The transitional leader tries to curry favor from young catholic voters by attending the official celebration of the World Day of Youth in Antsiranana, in the North of the country on Friday, September 7th. Lire la suite »