Government: A restructuring underway

Ny Hasina Andriamanjato’s exit from the transitional ruling power keeps on fuelling political gossips. 

The HAT hard wing is welcoming the move. All the others are, however, seeing it as a buzzing red alarm signal. The exit of the deputy Prime minister in charge of foreign affairs was, besides, turned into an opportunity to put forth a potential governmental restructuring. 

In order to attract the international community’s attention, Camille Vital, the Prime minister, and the HAT leader, Andry Rajoelina, would even have considered a possible “opening”. The goal would obviously the demonstration of any alleged plurality in the transitional management. The other mobilities bound by the Maputo and Addis-Ababa agreements simply label the process as one more loophole in the list. The HAT margin is actually increasingly shrinking, because the other mobilities are making only a couple of options possible: the resumption of the signed agreements’ strict implementation, or Rajoelina’s exit from power, could he keep on failing to comply