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Madagascar. Junta Plays with Oil Fire

Summary by Mondafrique
Faced with the chronic inability of the transitional power to re-establish the Jirama, the military junta seems ready for all audacity – or rather all recklessness. To mask the collapse of the energy system, it is now considering nationalizing fuel imports, creating a public company to oversee the whole process. By Daniel Sainte-Roche This decision would end a twenty-five-year-old scheme focusing on the Groupement Pétrolier de Madagascar (GPM) s…
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Faced with the chronic inability of the transitional power to re-establish the Jirama, the military junta seems ready for all audacity – or rather all recklessness. To mask the collapse of the energy system, it is now considering nationalizing fuel imports, creating a public company to oversee the whole process. By Daniel Sainte-Roche This decision would end a twenty-five-year-old scheme focusing on the Groupement Pétrolier de Madagascar (GPM) s…

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Mondafrique broke the news on Wednesday, July 29, 2026.
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