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Christian Ntsay will end up breaking an absolute record for longevity in the position of Prime Minister of the Republic of Madagascar. Previously, he was successively: former General Director of the SECREN shipyard in Antsiranana; former Managing Director of the oil company SOLIMA; former national coordinator of the ILO/UNDP technical cooperation project – Entrepreneurship in Madagascar for the Promotion and Development of Micro and Small Enterprises; former ILO representative, based in Antananarivo, for the Comoros, Madagascar, Mauritius and Seychelles.

Reminders of his career as Prime Minister.

June 6, 2018, Ntsay Christian was appointed Prime Minister by former President Hery Rajaonarimampianina. This followed a political crisis which led to the resignation of Prime Minister Olivier Mahafaly Solonandrasana.

June 11, 2018Prime Minister Christian Ntsay forms a “consensus government of national unity”.

January 24, 2020maintained in this position by the candidate Andry Rajoelina, elected new President of the Republic of Madagascar, Christian Ntsay is at the head of his second reshuffled government.

With the reshuffle seeming fashionable, a third reshuffled government led by PM Ntsay emerges, January 29, 2020. In fact, the Minister of Public Health, Professor Ahmad was dismissed to be replaced by Professor Hanitrala Jean-Louis Rakotovao.

August 15, 2021 marks the birth of a fourth reshuffled government still led by PM Ntsay.

March 16, 2022a reshuffled fifth government is presented at the Iavoloha State Palace.

January 4, 2024at the Iavoloha State Palace, the President of the Republic, Andry Rajoelina – re-elected in the first round on November 16, 2023 – announces the appointment of Ntsay Christian as Prime Minister, therefore succeeding himself.

Jeannot RAMAMBAZAFY

Speech by the President, Andry Rajoelina, on Tuesday 07 February 2024, at the monument of the martyrs of 07 February 2009, in front of the State Palace of Ambohitsorohitra.

Congratulations to all of us gathered here today, on this day we cannot forget, a historic day, a day to remember because it is also a sad day to remember those who fell in this place 15 years ago.

07 February 2009 – 07 February 2024. 15 years ago, in this place, the gunshots, the screams and the screams, and the sadness and the tears are also in the heart. We can’t forget what happened here and remember today, those who fell in this place because of the struggle that was done, the patriotism that burns in the heart and the desire to develop the country that flows in their blood. .

That’s why I continue to support the families of those who lost their lives, and most of all I want to tell you, the struggle that was done is not lost, and most of all I want to tell you: the struggle is not lost. which was done. And, above all, what I want to emphasize is simple: everything we have done, up until now, we have entrusted to God.

And that’s why I brought to us the words of the scriptures in the A proverb that says: “Commit your work to the Lord, to Jehovah and your plans will be fulfilled.”

That is the reason, in 2010, when we changed the constitution, the motto, the flag of the Republic, I changed it to read: Love-Country-Progress.

Because patriotism brings progress in this beloved country. And it is in this belief that we have set our path and everything we will do to develop this country. When everything is entrusted to the Lord, when everything is entrusted to Jehovah, all the work that we will do will be perfect and complete.

That’s why we are still here today, because we were chosen by God and chosen by the Malagasy people to manage and rule this country, because we entrusted everything to him. And I believe and believe that what is in our hearts must be fulfilled, something that we desire in this country, namely that Madagascar must move forward.

And that patriotism is what commands us, in everything and every work that we will do. If there is something that we do not want to return to this country, it is the use of weapons to kill people who disagree with you. Therefore, it is condemned in any way to use weapons that will be used to destroy, to kill fellow Malagasy citizens. to you.

I have said here last year: it is our duty to forgive those who have done us wrong, in the words that we say every day. And that’s what I told you: when you do the right thing, when you do the right thing, you have to survive in everything that is done, especially in the sacred duty that we are called to do in this country.

Here I turn to you who are friends, who are comrades in arms. I can see the sadness and tears reflected in your face right now. And, above all, I know that what happened here 15 years ago is still stuck in our hearts, at this hour and time. Because this is where our friends fell, this is where our relatives fell, this is where our children, our parents fell.

And this is what I will say to you: I am leading you to develop this beloved country. The things we have done, the efforts we have made, the patriotism in our hearts to develop this country will not be wasted. And most of all, all of you: don’t give up, keep going. God will fill the void in each of you. As human beings, we are here to support each other, to help each other, to give each other a hand, to correct each other and to move forward together in the goals that we each set.

ANDO Ratovonirina’s photojournalist was buried HERE

So for you elected officials, for all elected officials, I would like to convey a message: there was a struggle in this country, and this struggle was a big thing, but it didn’t happen by chance, it didn’t happen all the time.

That’s why we need a hand-to-hand relationship, a handshake to look after the interests of the many in the duties and responsibilities that each of us is responsible for. When that is settled, believe me that there is nothing difficult that we cannot do and there is no development that we set and sing for that will not be achieved, but all the Development of Madagascar that we will do must be achieved.

The struggle continues. We look to the past, and we also look to the future. So what I told you is: let us always be united, we will not agree to be divided, we will not agree to be armed, but the victory that we will get is our unity.

The homeland is too sacred and we all must win, and Madagascar must move forward./.

Recorded by: Jeannot RAMAMBAZAFY

Photo: Andry RAKOTONIRAINY – Harilala RANDRIANARISON

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Romy Voos Andrianarisoa, former chief of staff to President Andry Rajoelina, used her influence to obtain bribes from the gemstone mining company Gemfields, judges at Southwark Crown Court said on Tuesday February 6, 2024, as part of the trial of the woman who has been incarcerated in London since 2023.

Romy Andrianarisoa, 47, is accused of having requested substantial payments from the company Gemfields, between 2021 and 2023, to help the company develop its activities in Madagascar. During a first appearance, at the beginning of September 2023, Andrianarisoa pleaded not guilty to this charge of corruption.

Prosecutor Alex Leach reminded jurors that at the time of the alleged events, Romy Andrianarisoa was a “trusted advisor” of President Rajoelina. Prosecutor Leach told the same jurors at Southwark Crown Court that in 2021 Romy Andrianarisoa met with senior executives at Gemfields, including CEO Sean Gilbertson, who then spoke about the possibility of exploitation mining in Madagascar.

Prosecutor Leach said Gemfields then contacted Britain’s National Crime Agency (NCA) after it became clear to him that Romy Andrianarisoa and his associate Philippe Tabuteau were seeking a bribe. During the meetings that followed, an undercover NCA agent recorded Romy Andrianarisoa and Philippe Tabuteau “demanding bribes in exchange for using their influence to obtain mining rights in Madagascar”said Prosecutor Leach.

According to the indictment, Romy Andrianarisoa and Philippe Tabuteau allegedly demanded approximately 270,000 Swiss francs (or 310,000 US dollars) plus a 5% stake in the mining company Gemfields in Madagascar.

Philippe Tabuteau was not present in courtroom 13, therefore not judged, this Tuesday February 6, 2024. The trial will continue until a verdict is unanimously pronounced by the jurors.

Collected by Jeannot Ramambazafy

Sources : NCA – Southwark Crown Court London

Press release

Antananarivo, January 24, 2024. The ArBiochem Group proudly celebrated, at its headquarters in Ambohimangakely, the ISO 9001:2015 certification of two of its flagship companies: the VetCare Madagascar Veterinary Clinic and the ACTIVO Farm and Hatchery.

VetCare, founded in 2012, is a Veterinary Clinic located in Ambatomitsangana with an annex in Ivato, specializing in the care and well-being of pets. It stood out as the first veterinary clinic in Africa to be ISO 9001:2015 certified. It strives to offer quality care with a technical platform that meets international standards.

ASSET, established in 2017, produces broiler and layer chicks from its parent farm and hatchery, both located in Arivonimamo, in the Itasy region. Its ambition is to provide the best quality of chicks in terms of growth and mortality to breeders in Madagascar. ACTIVO obtained its certification from the first audit and in the absence of major or minor non-compliance. It is the only hatchery and parent farm in Africa to have achieved this feat to date.

These certifications illustrate the ArBiochem Group’s commitment to excellence and quality, highlighting a continuous approach to improvement and alignment with international standards.

“In Madagascar, meeting international standards with local resources and infrastructure and being the first in Africa to record no non-compliance during an initial audit is a matter of the heart. It proves that Madagascar , its businesses and its inhabitants, are capable of seeking and achieving excellence,” said Isabelle ANDRIAMANALINA, Deputy CEO and co-founder of the ArBiochem group.

This celebration saw the presence of many distinguished guests, reflecting the importance of this event for the Group and for the livestock and agriculture sector in Madagascar.

For his part, Rivo Andriamanalina, CEO of the ArBiochem group, thanked all of his employees, customers and partners for the path traveled and for making the group’s motto come true: “Growing together, Grandir ensemble, Growing together”.

About the ArBiochem Group

The ArBiochem Group is a family group created in 2010. Its vision is to care for and nourish the future of Madagascar. The group has two businesses, health and nutrition, which it operates in three sectors: animals, plants and humans. The ArBiochem Group is today made up of a dozen companies and has 550 employees.

The ISO 9001:2015 certification of VetCare and ACTIVO is a key step in achieving this vision, strengthening the position of the ArBiochem group as a leader in the field of animal health and nutrition in Madagascar./.

Photos : www.madagate.org

ETO VIDEO

Here in the presence of God and the Malagasy people, I intend to fulfill my role as a minister in the development of the country, honestly and honorably.

We will not seek anything other than the interests of the country and the Malagasy people. I will make every effort to benefit the people and bring quick and tangible results in the department I am in charge of.

And if the tasks and challenges entrusted to me are not fulfilled, I will resign immediately. We will not commit bribery and agree that we will be prosecuted and corrected according to the applicable law in case we do so.

Monday, January 1, 2024, 00:30. The new year that has been waiting for 12 months has arrived. Fate left us unable to choose; there were those who came to earth without asking for it. There are more than 8 billion people in the six (6) continents:

Africa: there are 54 countries including the island of Madagascar

Asia: there are 48 countries

Europe: there are 44 countries

Latin America and the Caribbean: there are 33 countries

Oceania: there are 14 countries

North America: there are 2 countries, Canada and the United States.

So what are those few people who are wise in the face of this multitude?

Personally, if I was born in 1954, I am 70 years old today. They are really old people! I have seen and experienced many phenomena around the world. And it will continue if God wills.

What is my advice if you want to grow up?

This life seems like a perfume full of emotions, so why spoil it and pollute it with anger and sadness?

Smile, laugh and get rid of all those in your life who will overshadow your face and kill your smile and your smile.

Surround your life year-round with everyone (both people and the world around you) who will make you smile and set your spirit on fire. That’s what you do and you will be young forever.

But you can be angry, but avoid sinning!