Two new judges have been appointed to Madagascar’s Constitutional Court (HCC) just one day after two judges resigned from the court. The swiftness of these appointments has prompted questions from civil society groups regarding the process and motivations behind the changes. The HCC is responsible for validating elections and ensuring the constitutionality of laws, making its composition critically important. Details surrounding the resignations of the previous judges have not been fully disclosed, adding to the concerns. This situation raises questions about the stability and independence of Madagascar’s judiciary. Observers are awaiting further clarification on the appointments and the reasons for the sudden vacancies.