Andry Rajoelina is in a weakened position as he heads into the first round of the presidential election scheduled for 9 November. Having resigned on 9 September, 60 days before the election as required by the constitution, he was counting on his economic record since 2019 to get himself re-elected, but the results were not there.He had sought to deliver on the economic front by hiring special advisers who were
Madagascar : Rajoelina’s infighting advisers pursue their own business interests
