In a world facing a deep leadership crisis, many nations-whether wealthy or developing-are witnessing a growing loss of trust in their leaders. This disillusionment stems primarily from two major issues: widespread corruption and the lack of proper leadership training among those in power.In Madagascar, this crisis has worsened over the decades. This book traces the country's political evolution through its four republics, from the socialist revolution and President Didier Ratsiraka's Red Book (Livre Rouge) to the current regime. It highlights the increasing centralization of presidential power, characterized by disorganized governance and systemic corruption. More importantly, it offers concrete solutions to break this destructive cycle and lay the foundations for a lasting national reconstruction.How can Madagascar escape this deadlock and build a prosperous, just, and ethical nation? The answer lies in Christian leadership, an approach promoted for over a decade by HECMMA (Hautes Études Chrétiennes de Management et de Mathématiques Appliquées).

Autorentext

Professor Rakotonirina Solonjatovo dedicates his research to education and governance, with a vision of transforming Madagascar through ethical and visionary leadership. Former President of Ecole Supérieure Polytechnique, he is now the President of HECMMA, member of Malagasy Academy, GS of the Christian Party FIHAVANANTSIKA.