Mass demonstrations over power and water shortages lead to more than 20 deaths
Madagascar’s military leader, Randrianirina, has been sworn in as the country’s new president following mass demonstrations that resulted in the deaths of over 20 people. The unrest was sparked by power and water shortages that have plagued the nation in recent weeks.
Randrianirina’s inauguration comes after a period of political turmoil, with citizens taking to the streets to demand better living conditions and government accountability. The military leader has promised to address the pressing issues facing Madagascar and work towards restoring stability and prosperity.
Key Points
- Military leader Randrianirina becomes Madagascar's new president amid ongoing unrest
- Over 20 people killed in mass demonstrations over power and water shortages
- Citizens demand better living conditions and government accountability
- Randrianirina vows to tackle pressing issues and restore stability in Madagascar
Sources: Al Jazeera
