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Madagascar Aims to Recover $5 Billion in Public Funds Illegally Transferred Abroad, Minister Says

Madagascar Aims to Recover $5 Billion in Public Funds Illegally Transferred Abroad, Minister Says

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Madagascar Aims to Recover $5 Billion in Public Funds Illegally Transferred Abroad, Minister SaysThis amount equals the country’s entire budget, said the new... 29.10.2025, Sputnik Africa

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Madagascar Aims to Recover $5 Billion in Public Funds Illegally Transferred Abroad, Minister SaysThis amount equals the country’s entire budget, said the new Justice Minister when announcing this objective.“Let us set aside all fear, even though we are at war against the mafia,” said Fanirisoa Ernaivo. A special agency to combat crime during transitional times will be created in collaboration with Mauritius and other international partners, the minister stated.She was appointed to Madagascar’s transitional government on Tuesday.The photo shows the new Malagasy governmentSubscribe to @sputnik_africa Sputnik Africa | X

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