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Madagascar announced a national state of emergency on Tuesday, April 7, due to a severe fuel shortage stemming from ongoing conflicts in the Middle East. The government has taken urgent steps to ensure the continuity of public services.
The presidency of Madagascar announced the formation of a new government led by Mametina Rajao Narison, aimed at combating corruption and enhancing transparency. The government consists of 30 ministers, including 13 newcomers, with the president emphasizing the importance of good performance.
Madagascar's President, Mikaël Randrianirina, has ordered comprehensive investigations after a Court of Auditors report revealed the embezzlement of $850 million from public funds. The presidency has assured that it will not tolerate any officials involved.