Long a discreet officer of the CAPSAT camp (Autonomous Corps of Personnel and Administrative and Technical Services), Colonel Michael Randrianirina, 51 years old, emerged in a few days in October 2025 as a central player in the political shift in Madagascar. “This is not a coup d’état, it is a taking of responsibility,” he declared…...
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