Military Takes Control in Madagascar Following President's Impeachment and Protests

Madagascar's military has seized power after the impeachment of President Andry Rajoelina amid widespread protests against corruption and service shortages. Colonel Michael Randrianirina announced the suspension of the constitution and the formation of a governing committee, raising concerns about the country's stability and governance. The president's retreat into hiding underscores the unrest among the population, marking a critical juncture for Madagascar's future.