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1. LIVING IN MADAGASCAR –Â WORK
Madagascar has a high expatriate population compared to other French-African countries, with many senior positions filled by expats from various backgrounds, including Europeans, Africans, and Asians. Securing a job in the country is possible, but learning the local language is essential for integration. While the local workforce is smart and creative, expats are still needed in certain industries.
In light of this, the answer is affirmative.
2. LIVING IN MADAGASCAR – LIFESTYLEÂ
Public transportation in Antananarivo offers contrasting experiences. Buses can be overcrowded and inexpensive, costing around 0.11 cents per trip, while taxis are pricey despite their aged vehicles.
The vision of an ambitious Cameroonian like Moses – “expand an existing general aviation business into a full-fledged commercial airline that could provide both domestic and regional services”.
Fantastic information about Madagascar 🇲🇬. I guess more of a tourist destination for me to see the home of Alex and his friends (as per the author). Great insight. Thank you.