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Why Was Colonel Randrianirina Wearing a Rifle on the Presidential Trip?
Antananarivo, February 4, 7:00 a.m. – More than the goggles, it was above all the assault rifle that Colonel Michaël Randrianirina had in his hands while travelling in the north-west of the country while he was on board a helicopter that had provoked controversy. For the president of the Refoundation, he could carry this weapon because he was military. But he also had to carry it because he was moving in red areas when he could only take one bod…
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Antananarivo, February 4, 7:00 a.m. – More than the goggles, it was above all the assault rifle that Colonel Michaël Randrianirina had in his hands while travelling in the north-west of the country while he was on board a helicopter that had provoked controversy. For the president of the Refoundation, he could carry this weapon because he was military. But he also had to carry it because he was moving in red areas when he could only take one bod…
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