Madagascar is experiencing a significant political upheaval as Colonel Michael Randrianirina, a commander of an elite military unit, is set to become the president following a military coup. This event resulted in the ousting of President Andry Rajoelina, who has since fled the country.
The African Union has responded by suspending Madagascar, highlighting strong regional concerns regarding this abrupt change in governance.
Key Details of the Political Shift
- Colonel Randrianirina led the rebellion against President Rajoelina.
- Randrianirina is expected to be sworn in as president within the week.
- The military has pledged to organize elections within two years to restore political stability.
This takeover has attracted international attention with many global organizations monitoring the situation closely. The future of Madagascar remains uncertain as the military takes control, raising critical questions about the country’s democratic trajectory and the wider impact on regional stability.
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