Madagascar Faces Political Crisis as Military Takes Control Following President's Impeachment

Madagascar is in turmoil as Colonel Michael Randrianirina prepares to assume the presidency after the impeachment of Andry Rajoelina, who has fled the country amid fears for his safety. The African Union has suspended Madagascar, raising concerns about the nation's stability and future governance. With the military now in control, the potential for elections has been postponed for up to two years, deepening worries about the country's democratic future and the impact on its citizens.