AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoCorruption Cases: Madagascar’s Anti-Corruption Unit has suspended proceedings over complaints naming former president Andry Rajoelina and former prime minister Christian Ntsay, pending a High Constitutional Court ruling on jurisdiction. The allegations include the disappearance of 36 kilograms of gold and suspected misuse of public funds in school furniture contracts. Security Ties: Malagasy troops have completed Russian-led training to operate infantry fighting vehicles and armoured personnel carriers, as both countries highlighted closer military cooperation. Media and Influence: A journalism school organised by Russian news agency African Initiative is due to open at the Russian House in Madagascar on November 20, offering ten in-person sessions. Youth Protests: A report on global demonstrations cites Madagascar among countries that have seen youth-led protests in the past year.
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