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26 August – The skull of King Toera of Menabe, who was killed by French colonial soldiers in 1897, is returned to Malagasy officials along with the skulls of two of his companions by France, where they had been stored at the National Museum of Natural History in Paris.[5] The skulls arrive in Madagascar on 1 September.[6]
September
25 September – 2025 Malagasy protests: A night-time curfew is imposed in Antananarivo following protests and riots against shortages of water and electricity.[7]
26 September – President Rajoelina dismisses his energy minister amid protests against electricity shortages.[8]
29 September – President Rajoelina dissolves the government amid the protests against water and electricity shortages that resulted in at least 22 deaths.[9][10]
October
6 October – President Rajoelina appoints general Ruphin Zafisambo as prime minister.[11]
8 October – President Rajoelina announces plans for a “national dialogue” involving spiritual leaders, students, and youth representatives to address public grievances.[12]
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Years in Madagascar (1960–present)
