"We have decided to use a polygraph. It is with this polygraph that the background integrity checks will be carried out. We will know who is corrupt and who can help us, who is going to betray the youth struggle."
"Malagasy young people started protesting in September last year, first against water and power cuts, then demanding a complete overhaul of the political system. At least 22 people were killed in the first days of the protests, according to the UN."
"Randrianirina was sworn in as interim president and has pledged to hold elections by late 2027. Gen Z activists have been pushing him to confirm the date, while criticising his appointments over their perceived ties to the previous regime."
Madagascar's military president, Michael Randrianirina, announced that new ministers must pass lie detector tests to eliminate corruption. This decision follows his dismissal of the prime minister and cabinet. Young people, initially supportive of Randrianirina after his coup, expressed disappointment with his appointments, viewing them as remnants of the corrupt elite. Randrianirina aims to ensure integrity in his government and plans to announce a new cabinet soon. He has pledged to hold elections by late 2027, responding to demands from Gen Z activists for political reform.
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