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De La Rue pitches tracing toolbox to tax authorities

The British manufacturer of banknotes and official documents is pitching its virtual traceability solutions to Madagascar's government to help it fill its coffers. [...] (215 words)

Issue dated 14/07/2021

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Justice minister throws himself into coup probe

Johnny Andriamahefarivo has involved himself in the investigation into two men suspected of plotting to assassinate President Andry Rajoelina. [...]

MADAGASCAR 15/07/2021

Gendarmerie poised to change hands, perhaps in favour of Rajoelina faithful

A long-time supporter of president Rajoelina, General Andry Rakotondrazaka is one likely candidate for the leadership of Madagascar's gendarmerie. [...]

MADAGASCAR 11/06/2021

Alibaba, Sipromad, and Pangea IT eager to work on World Bank's digitalisation project

The calls for tender for Prodigy, the project to digitalise Madagascar's institutions, have not yet been launched, but Sipromad, Alibaba and Pangea IT are already keen to get a slice of the $143m the World Bank is contributing to the scheme. [...]

MADAGASCAR 04/05/2021

Sipromad's big cigarette sales catch tax authority's attention

A recent tax audit of Ylias Akbaraly's Sipromad highlighted the group's strong tobacco sales and that these had been undervalued for three years in a row. [...]

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MADAGASCAR 05/03/2021

President Rajoelina's clique of trusted advisors

Andry Rajoelina, cloistered at the Iavoloha Palace, relies on a hand-picked team to manage the country's affairs. They are chosen above all for their loyalty to the president, and appear more interested in public relations than in dealing with the important affairs of state. [...]

MADAGASCAR 23/10/2020

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