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Madagascar’s head of state presented the findings of the first preparatory discussions on elections, a preliminary step before an electoral timetable that is still some way off. The new authorities, who took power after the fall of Andry Rajoelina in October 2025, have promised national consultations and elections in 2027, according to France 24.
Madagascar’s head of state Michaël Randrianirina calls on religious leaders and authorities to speed up the national consultations, acknowledging that they are behind schedule. In a speech in Antsirabe, he invokes patriotic commitment to overcome financial constraints, according to L’Express de Madagascar.
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Madagascar’s 2027 finance bill earmarks more than 199 billion ariary for the Independent National Electoral Commission to prepare a referendum and the presidential election. The budget framework letter presents both deadlines as a state priority, according to L’Express de Madagascar.
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Colonel Michaël Randrianirina, president of the Refondation, has neither announced nor ruled out a run in the 2027 presidential election, during electoral talks in Ivato on 9 November. Marc Ravalomanana, former head of state, has referred his decision to the TIM political bureau, according to Madagascar Tribune.
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Madagascar’s draft 2027 finance bill provides increased support for education, as part of priorities given to basic needs and sectors contributing to economic development. The bill must still be submitted to the National Assembly, according to L’Express de Madagascar.
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Madagascar proposes 30-day referendum campaignParticipants in the Ivato consultations propose a 30-day referendum campaign and retaining a 90-day period between the call for the vote and polling. Electoral rolls would be displayed 60 days before the vote and available online, according to Madagascar Tribune.The week in Africa
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