Andry is a new blogger from Madagascar. He describes himself as “the cyber observer”: “My name is Andry Rakotoniaina Andriatahiana and I am Malagasy. I am a lawyer, more specifically I work as a legal counsel for an International business and taxation law firm located in Antananarivo, capital of Madagascar.”
- Countries:
- Madagascar
- Topics:
- Internet & Telecoms, Law
- Languages:
- English
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I am just a beginner in this “New World” but I sincerely wish to give my little contribution to the promotion of blogging in Madagascar.