AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoConstitutional Land Reform: Madagascar’s High Constitutional Court upheld Law No. 2026-007 on Aug. 3, clearing the way for the state to automatically take ownership of colonial-era land titles still registered in foreign names as of June 26, 1960, with key exemptions for diplomatic/consular properties and certain already-transferred or naturalized cases. Energy Governance: Madagascar is moving to end private fuel-import monopoly: a first state diesel shipment for JIRAMA is due to arrive Aug. 12 at Toamasina, after new licensing and emergency measures, with officials coordinating storage and distribution during the transition. Public Health Emergency: Madagascar’s mpox response is stretching scarce supplies via WHO-authorized fractional dosing, as the country faces its largest-ever outbreak and a projected one million people at risk from clade 1b. Regional Integration Push: SADC leaders are urged to become more self-reliant amid conflict aftershocks and weaker aid, with emphasis on regional resilience and connectivity ahead of next week’s summit in Durban.
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