Malagasies will vote on constitutional changes

Madagascar’s High Constitutional Court has approved plans for a referendum on a proposed new constitution, clearing the way for voters to decide on changes to the country’s governing framework. The referendum is expected to take place before national presidential elections, which the transitional government has pledged to hold as part of its return to constitutional rule. The process comes amid continued political uncertainty following the military-backed takeover, with the transitional authorities facing pressure to restore democratic governance.

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