Politics

The Ravalomanana, Zafy and Ratsiraka mobilities jointly responded to the transitional president led press offensive. In the opposite corner, Transition's Co Presidents, President of Congress, mobility leaders and mobility delegation chiefs jointly and officially accused Andry Rajoelina and his mobility of deliberately hampering the implementation of the agreements signed in Maputo and Addis Ababa. Lire la suite »

The outcome of the battle for the joint management of the Transition is not yet known. Pushed as well as pressured by his supporters and his mobility, Andry Rajoelina replies to what he calls the systematic attacks stemming from the other mobility leaders. The young transitional president is supporting the consensus which is about to grant legitimacy to his Coup, actually at his own expenses. So there he is back with the warlike statements of the place of May 13th. Lire la suite »

An important delegation of parliamentarians and legalistic militants is currently in Africa to prepare the meetings of Luanda and Maputo. Part of it is a delegation of the international GTT, an association which begins to shine. Lire la suite »

What on earth is Pierrot Rajaonarivelo's Arema doing? In spite of good will declarations of renewed unity for the party divided since 2002, each and everyone's ambitions are still keeping the mist thick all around the future. Previously cast aside from the erection of the transitional institutions by the Ratsiraka mobility, the national secretary of the Arema remains in a rather strong position few months away to elections. Lire la suite »

Against all odds, Andry Rajoelina decided to make the move following his threats to keep on working with the current governmental staff. He meant to send a strong signal by holding a Cabinet meeting concerning the year 2010's budget plan. This political hold-up against the national unity government has been boycotted by the executive layer's leaders empowered after the Addis Ababa stage. Lire la suite »

"The army is united, loyal to a single command as well as to Andry Rajoelina as single supreme chief"; generals Ndriarijaona and Razafindrakoto are warning against any attempt to break off. The transitional Co president, Fetison Andrianirina, gets deprived from bodyguards. Lire la suite »

After Fetison Andrianirina, who spoke in the name of the four leaders, then following Andry Rajoelina's "why not?", Didier Ratsiraka confirmed his will to have last time's umpteenth meeting taking place in Paris. He refuses the videoconferencing solution and urges the Malagasy state to contribute…financially. Lire la suite »

The Rajoelina mobility is insisting on monopolizing all of the sovereignty ministries and challenges the other mobilities on the strategic departments. The president of the Transition does not rule out the possibility to keep on governing with ministers from the Roindefo II government. Fetison Andrianirina, Transition's Co President officially stated that a meeting of mobility leaders to be held abroad proves to be necessary. Lire la suite »

The Mangalaza government failed to be settled on Saturday November 21st although this date has been pledged as a deadline in Presidential Council to the Transition's Prime minister. The sharing of ministries is the stumbling block. The Prime minister, under the barely hinted international pressure, is on his nerves. Lire la suite »

The group of "young officers", heroes of the Coup of March 2009, and to that day the HAT president's armed hand within the "presidency's security council", has warned the three other mobilities against any attempt to get any sovereignty ministry. This pressure from a fringe of the army is denounced by everybody, and first by the national defense secretary. Lire la suite »