Ongoing roadworks in the capital are causing changes to daily commuting habits. Several routes are affected by closures or traffic restrictions, forcing road users to adjust their itineraries. Public transport is also impacted, with some bus stops being relocated. In Antanimena, Soarano, Mahamasina, and Analakely, restrictions will be applied at different times, with some expected […]
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Philippe Hao Thyn Voon, President of the International Games Council of the Indian Ocean (CIJ), has announced that the 12th edition of the Indian Ocean Island Games (JIOI) will be held in the Comoros from August 10 to 19, 2027. This schedule adjustment aims to avoid conflicts with the school year and travel constraints for
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The development of road infrastructure could benefit from new international support. On September 2, in Anosy, the Minister of Public Works, Dr. Sambilason Richard Rafefimanana, received a delegation from Megha Engineering and Infrastructures Ltd (MEIL), an Indian company specializing in the implementation of large-scale infrastructure projects. The discussions focused on strengthening cooperation between Madagascar and
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In Antsiranana, the “Alifasa” project is introducing fourteen young girls to the audiovisual professions. It involves three weeks of learning and immersion to discover the various stages of production. Through the “Alifasa” project, which literally means “to make it work” in the northern dialect, the goal goes beyond simple training: it aims to foster talent,
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Malagasy artist Babaïque has been evacuated to India to continue treatment for heart failure, which developed following a months-long battle with cancer. The 55-year-old artist required urgent specialized care. According to his family, he arrived in India yesterday to address complications that arose after nearly a year of chemotherapy. Before his departure, he was treated
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Four Mauritian nationals, suspected of drug trafficking, are currently being held at the Tsiafahy high-security prison after attempting to enter Madagascar illegally. They are now the subject of an extradition request. The individuals, identified as David Kingsley Chicot (35), Ismaël Benjamin Yoël (29), Jean David Legentil (30), and Brian Bowanee (30), are currently incarcerated at
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The Madagascar U23 women’s Ankoay team is preparing for their first-ever FIBA 3×3 U23 World Cup, scheduled from September 15 to 19 in Wuhan, China, following their qualification in Gaborone during the FIBA 3×3 Nations League. While awaiting the official group draw, the team continues training at Mahamasina under the guidance of coach Eli Michael
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Consultations regarding electoral preparations are in full swing at the Iavoloha State Palace. Led by Colonel Michaël Randrianirina, the discussions bring together various political factions, as well as civil society organizations and law enforcement agencies. The goal of these consultations is to reach a consensus to create a political climate conducive to peaceful, credible, and
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The Green Party, Hasin’i Madagasikara, is advocating for the swiftest possible return to constitutional order through the rapid organization of elections. In a statement released on Wednesday, the party proposed a schedule for combined elections: communal and regional elections in October 2027, followed by presidential and legislative elections in November 2027. Prior to this, they
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Preparations for the relocation of transporters from the Fasan’ny Karàna station are underway, but transport cooperatives remain divided on the issue. Some transporters wish to remain at Fasan’ny Karàna, while others are planning to move to the new Amoronakona bus station. These conflicting positions follow a 15-day ultimatum issued by the Ministry of Transport and
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