There will be Sahofika and Volopooor.

Huh? How could he possibly twist the knife in the wound? Well, yes, I’m going to hold back.

What’s bothered me a bit is this little tune we’ve been hearing these last few days, crooning “ah, but we’ve historically inherited the problems of this Jirama” and blah blah blah and wawawa…

And my goodness, it’s also chicken, yes: when you came to power in 2019, the Sahofika and the Volopooor be were practically served on a silver platter, ysuffisde and yavaispuka yes!

Well no, continuity of the State, the hubris of the arrogance of my self-esteem doesn’t know, does it? When I’m not the role, the star, the initiator, well, come on, zou, in the trash the Sahofika and the Volopooor be 🤣

A playground whim that’s paying off dearly today, six years later. Because from 2019 until today, 2025, what significant progress have we made regarding water and electricity?

Zero, nada, nothing. Always promising year after year that the situation will be resolved next year… and there you go, io izy io: the apocalypse in 2025.

Still this stagnant energy production in the waters of 200 MW: zero, I tell you! Instead, there are coliseums, football stadiums, cable cars, fountains… and 8 kilometers of highway 🤣

Necessities swept under the rug have an unfortunate tendency: they always end up popping up again, and exploding in your face, when you least expect them.

And there’s another, even more painful reality: even if you pull a new government out of the hat in the next few days, Sahofika and Volopooor be… well, that’s still at least 3 years. And yes, that’s bad news, isn’t it? 🤣

So unless you have 10,000 liters of fuel to run your super TAC generators in Ambohimanambola… 10,000 liters… per hour, that is 🤣 €10,000 per hour, waaaa, that sucks!

In short, that’s all the criticism you’re getting today. To tirelessly delve into completely irrelevant projects, and completely miss the point of critical projects. Vital ones, even.

And let’s not kid ourselves: there won’t be any miracles by the end of this second term, in 2028. In two years… when it takes three to complete the Sahofika and Volopooor be projects?

In short, two terms, ten years… and not even a single additional megawatt of hydroelectric power produced? It’s appalling.

So yes, I totally understand the anger of this Gen Z group in the face of these monstrous repeated power outages. I know this well, having also endured it for a while, before conveniently leaving.

I had warned six times since last January that, be careful, it’s going to be the apocalypse in the last quarter of 2025… Listen to that, the wood on my back?

Well, well, vita adidy, eh? So it won’t be for lack of warning and sounding the alarm.

Welcoming Macron, showing off in front of the SADC peers, inaugurating fountains, a cable car, and 8 kilometers of highway seemed a priority, urgent, and important to you?

Zakao ary e. And as I usually say in difficult moments: good luck 🤣