US EditionPolitical Turmoil in Madagascar: Military Takeover and the Shadows of Post-Colonial Legacy
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At his first official address on October 11, 2025, Colonel Mickael Randrianirina said that he would dissolve all the institutions of this disastrous Fourth Republic and set up a structure that would manage the country by organizing all the necessary steps so that Madagascar would find the best possible prospects and become again one of the flagships of Africa.
Political Turmoil in Madagascar: Military Takeover and the Shadows of Post-Colonial Legacy
An elite military unit, CAPSAT, has suspended and seized power in Madagascar amid widespread dissatisfaction with poverty, unemployment, and lack of basic facilities. The African Union, United Nations, European Union, and the United States have condemned Madagascar’s military takeover, while France has maintained a cautious diplomatic stance and continued its ties with the new regime. Colonel Michel Randrianirina, the new leader of Madagascar, h…
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