"We are currently entering the dry season," stated Jirama's CEO, General Hajatiana Rasolomanana. Several neighborhoods, particularly in the capital, continue to experience power outages despite recent efforts by Jirama. "The end of power cuts is not expected this year, especially as we are entering the dry season," declared the General Director of this national water and electricity company, General Hajatiana Rasolomanana, during his visit to the Amoronankona site the day before yesterday. "Subscribers have nonetheless noticed improvements in electricity supply. Efforts have been deployed by Jirama's technical teams as well as energy supplier operators, such as Enelec, to reduce these electrical disruptions," he continued, before stating that power cuts will gradually decrease if all stakeholders work together. Several hours Over the past two days, Jirama announced on social media forecasts of power outages in several capital neighborhoods, following infrastructure maintenance work and electrical pole replacements. Additionally, work to increase network capacity is also underway. Consequently, electrical disruptions could last between 6 and 7 hours consecutively, according to the company's forecasts. These include neighborhoods such as Amboanjobe, Bongatsara, Anjomakely, Ambohimanga, Ampandrianomby, Namontana, Boulevard de l'Europe, and Anosibe. Among subscribers, anger is mounting in certain neighborhoods deprived of electricity. "No improvement has been noticed in this state company's communication. Power cut schedules are not respected at all, as usual. That's not all! Other neighborhoods, not listed by Jirama, have also been affected by power cuts for several hours," they testify. Navalona R.