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The “National Unity” and its representative Prime Minister might be on their way out of the Palace of Mahazoarivo. Transitional leader Andry Rajoelina’s supporters are tired of him and blame him for arguably “hindering” the transitional leader’s will and actions. Omer Beriziky has actually long been intensely annoying Rajoelina’s supporters, but the transitional leader doesn’t address the issue of his removal as lightly as he used to. Back in 2009, Andry Rajoelina turned Eugene Mangalaza away, the National Unity Prime Minister appointed as such as a result of the negotiation process concluded in Maputo. By so doing, he merely made the political crisis more critical in the country, without turning any viable solution out.
The transitional leader’s close collaborators are ganging up on Omer Beriziky, the National Unity Prime Minister. They are longing for his straightaway removal, although his appointment as government chief was a result of the crisis settlement roadmap signed back in September 2011. In between, Omer Beriziky rather has his break in his home region, in the east of the island.