Vice President Jane Ansah wrapped up a virtual SADC Organ Troika Summit that dealt with Madagascar's political and security mess. She thanked reps from Eswatini and Tanzania for showing up, and she pushed for quick action on recommendations from a fact-finding mission report. Ansah said Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika will track how things progress since Malawi chairs the Organ.
She stressed that everyone needs to stick to deadlines to prove SADC actually cares about helping Malagasy people. Ansah praised the technical team for doing solid groundwork that shaped the summit's calls to action.
The VP hopes the meeting becomes a turning point for Madagascar's situation, and she wants member states to keep talking and working together after the virtual session ends.
She stressed that everyone needs to stick to deadlines to prove SADC actually cares about helping Malagasy people. Ansah praised the technical team for doing solid groundwork that shaped the summit's calls to action.
The VP hopes the meeting becomes a turning point for Madagascar's situation, and she wants member states to keep talking and working together after the virtual session ends.
