Political Shake-up in Madagascar
Madagascar's President Michael Randrianirina dismissed the Prime Minister and cabinet after taking power in October amid youth-led protests. The President plans to appoint a new Prime Minister following constitutional procedures. No official reason for the dismissal has been provided.
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In a significant political development, Madagascar's President, Michael Randrianirina, has dismissed the Prime Minister and the entire cabinet. This move follows his seizure of power in October after youth-led protests ousted his predecessor, Andry Rajoelina.
Harry Laurent Rahajason, the director of communication of the Presidency, announced that President Randrianirina will appoint a new Prime Minister imminently, adhering to constitutional protocols. However, the official statement did not disclose specific reasons for the cabinet's dismissal.
This reshuffle marks a pivotal moment in Madagascar's political landscape, as the nation awaits further announcements from the President's office.
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