Tojo Ravalomanana has made a striking reappearance on the public stage in the capital after remaining discreet since March. Observers recall that the State Council, ruling on an appeal filed by the Tiako i Madagasikara (TIM) party candidate for Antananarivo's mayoral race, annulled all votes obtained by candidate Harilala Ramanantsoa. This significant judicial decision led to the installation of a Special Delegation (PDS) at the head of Antananarivo's urban commune, pending new elections. Since withdrawing from politics following the elections, sources indicate that Tojo Ravalomanana has been rigorously preparing himself, pursuing management training abroad. Last month, he made a highly symbolic public return alongside his father, former president Marc Ravalomanana, at a cocktail hosted by the European Union ambassador to Madagascar. This comeback has reignited commentary in Antananarivo's political circles, particularly as his renewed contacts with diplomats and international representatives suggest a new strategic approach. Meanwhile, observers are questioning the date for partial municipal elections to conclude the Special Delegation's transition, as no official timeline has yet been announced by the authorities.