Madagascar's Education Minister Has Been Fired for Planning to Buy $2.2 Million In Candy for Students

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        Madagascar's Education Minister Has Been Fired for Planning to Buy $2.2 Million In Candy for Students
    The 'bittersweet' move drew anger in a country reeling from the economic burdens brought on by COVID-19. 
Damola Durosomo
June 05, 2020
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Madagascar's Education Minister Has Been Fired for Planning to Buy $2.2 Million In Candy for Students

The 'bittersweet' move drew anger in a country reeling from the economic burdens brought on by COVID-19.

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