Current Members
- Lazafeno
- Parson Zazaharivelo Rakotovazaha
- Bruno Rajaonson
- Bruno Josvah Randrianantenaina
- Rémi
- Zalifa Bente Salim
- Barijaona Andriambelosoa
- Harinjatovo Rakotondramanana
- Jonah Justin Pikulas
- Patrice Rakotoarimanana
- Jean Claude Rakotonirina
- Cyriaque Alexandre Rambolazafy
- Maurisson Randrianarivony
- Bary Jacobson Hoyme Ratsimbazafy
- Bernard Ravelonjato
- Aurélie Marie Augustine Razafinjato
- Boniface Berthin Zakahely
- Norovelomampionona Roberthine Rabetafika
- Parfait Jonah
- Gaston Rakotobezanahary
- Abdoul Fatah
- Hassan Aly
- Olivier Donat Andriamahefaparany
- Barison Claude Andriambololona
- Jean Paul Honoré Andrianantenaina
- Solofo Andrianjafimahatratra
- Jean David Baba
- André Baozandrivelo
- Bemamy Beriziky
- Jocelyn Borida
- Nizar Dramsy
- Yvonne Bezara
- Botomananatsara
- Longin Louis Fanantera
- Razafitiana Auguste Jaonarison
- Félix Ramboahangison
- Anique Chantal Kembazanany
- Bernard Koto
- Brigitte Lalanirina
- Manahirana Leriva
- Lininy
- Janvier Maharangy
- Armand Mahatafa
- Clermont Gervais Mahazaka
- Norbert Mamangy
- Fabergé Gabriel Mamitiana
- Mampihao
- Bénoît Mamy
- Florent Parfait Mana
- Fidson Mananjara
- Célestin Manasoa
- Maolidy
- Rakoto Joseph Nirina Lamboarivel
- Louis Bernard Rakotomanga
- Martin Rafidison
- Lydia Aimée Vololona Rahantasoa
- Raharimampionona
- Andrianantoandro Raharinaivo
- Hery Setaharinaivomanjato Raharisaina
- Francis Tamisy Raharison
- Eistein Rajaonary
- William René Rakoto Mahefarinoro
- Joelison Emanoela Rakotoarimanana
- Mamy Rakotoarivelo
- Andriantsilavo Frédéric Rakotomalala
- François Emile Rakotomalala
- Mamisoa Rakotomandimbindraibe
- Edmond Rodin Georges Rakotomanjato
- Joseph Rakotomazava
- Jean Ernest Rakotomiandrisoa
- Aimé Rakotondrajaona
- Lova Adrien Marie Rakotoniaina
- Harijaona Lovanantenaina Rakotonirina
- Joe Ernest Rakotonirina
- Jean Ernest Rakotonomenjanahary
- Hubert Rakotoson
- Raymond Rakotozandry
- Charles Ralazasoa
- Hajanirina Lanto Ramaherijaona
- Jean de la Croix Ramambason
- Benjamin Ramamonjisoa
- Tsimisotry Ramanantsoa
- Todisaina Raymond Ramarolahy
- Flore Maltine Ramarozatovo
- Jules Henri Randriamaholison
- José Martial Ranaivo
- Sylvestre Ranaivo
- Andrianavalona Fanomezanjaka Pierrot Ranaivoson
- Ramilison Randriamampianina
- Modeste Randriamanantena
- Rodolphe Gabriel Randriamanantena
- Félix Randriamandimbisoa
- Théodore Léonard Randriamanga
- Olivier Antonny José Randrianantenaina
- Armand Randrianarison
- Michel Randrianekena
- Guy Francis Randrianjafy
- Henri François Victor Randrianjatovo
- Andrianirina Marie Bruno Rakotoarisoa
- Léon Rasalama
- Rasoanaivo
- Elie Odon Fidèle Rasoanaivo
- Fidelis Justin Rasolonomenjanahary
- Georges Ratalata
- Georges Clément Ratsimbazafiarison
- Mamy Tiana Télésphore Gérard Ravelonanosy
- Eric Fadola Razafimandimby
- Arinosy Jacques Razafimbelo
- Francette Razafindrakoto Harifanja
- Jean Claude Chan Se
- Solofonantenaina Razoarimihaja
- Désiré Remahita
- André Rostand
- Mouhamed Sebany
- Zafimiarina
- Jacques Hughes Sylla
- Bernard Tolia
- Didier Léandre Tsiajotso
- Avison André Tsitohery
- Jean Adrien Vanovason
- Christian Nestor Velo
- Marcel Velonirina
- Blandine Rasoanamary Voizy
- Rakotomandimby Stanislas Zafilahy
- Zafilaza
- Jean Victor Zakandrainy
- Gérard Aristote Zaonarivelo
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