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CULTURAL HERITAGE – The Academy relaunches the construction site of the House of Arts

In Ambohitsorohitra, the House of Arts and Culture is still waiting to resume construction. Launched under a previous administration, the project remains unfinished several years after its inception. Its progress is estimated at around 47%, but its completion still requires significant financial resources. The National Academy of Arts and Culture (ANAC), under the supervision of […]

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HANDBALL – U18 AFRICAN CHAMPIONSHIP – Madagascar to face a highly competitive Group B

From September 15 to 22, 2026, in Abidjan, the 22nd edition of the African Men’s Cadet (U18) Handball Championship will bring together fourteen African national teams. While Egypt stands out as the clear favorite, Tunisia, Algeria, and Morocco are also strong contenders for the podium. The draw has placed Madagascar in Group B, alongside Tunisia,

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ANTSIRANANA II – Four escapees stab their guards

A manhunt is underway in Antsiranana to locate four escaped convicts. Two prison guards were injured during the escape. While performing labor duties at the Andaloasy penal camp in the commune of Sadjoavato, Antsiranana II district, four convicts escaped on Wednesday around 3:00 PM. During their flight, they attacked two prison guards with knives. Alerted,

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EPIDEMIC – Mahajanga receives first data on MPOX

The Mpox virus was detected in Madagascar in December 2025, with the city of Mahajanga subsequently declared the main epicenter of the disease. As part of a project funded by the Pandemic Fund, in partnership with the Ministry of Public Health and the World Health Organization (WHO), and implemented with the support of the IOM

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FOOTBALL – AFCON 2027 – Barea face a tough challenge from the start

In Group L of the 2027 AFCON qualifiers, Madagascar, Nigeria, and Guinea-Bissau will compete for the qualifying spot behind Tanzania, which has already qualified as a co-host. The draw for the 2027 AFCON qualifiers has placed Madagascar in a group that is both challenging and unique. Tanzania, co-hosting with Kenya and Uganda, is guaranteed a

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EDUCATION – Distance learning becomes more accessible

The National Center for Distance Education of Madagascar (CNTMAD) is traveling across several regions to promote distance learning. The tour allows candidates to discover the training programs offered and register on the spot. Through the ‘CNTMAD Discovery Days Tour,’ the center is reaching out to the population in various parts of the country. This initiative

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Tax on imported luxury rice: The State backtracks

The Executive has decided to temporarily lift taxes on imported luxury rice. According to official explanations, local rice production is still struggling to meet market demand. A U-turn. While the Ministry of Economy and Finance had proposed a 20% customs duty and a 5% VAT on imported luxury rice in the supplementary finance law, the

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MUSICAL HERITAGE – Ramy Franck’s son takes up the torch

Fulfilling his father’s wish during his lifetime, the musical transmission to his son Johanne is now taking shape through several tribute projects aimed at perpetuating his repertoire. Ramy Franck’s wish could soon become a reality. During his lifetime, the musician reportedly expressed his desire several times to see his son, Johanne, take over and continue

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BARLEY SECTOR – Farmers forced to reduce production

For several months, barley producers have been facing difficulties that are forcing them to reduce their production. In Manandriana, many have cut back their cultivated areas. “Previously, I cultivated 30 ares. Today, I am forced to reduce my area to 10 ares due to the decline in production we are experiencing,” says Andriamangazafy Mamy Rolland,

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EPIDEMIC – Passengers subject to clinical screening

An interministerial note has formalized a strict health protocol at air and sea borders. Several measures are now in effect to prevent the introduction of the Ebola virus into Madagascar. Every traveler entering Madagascar may be subject to a health examination. The government has announced the implementation of border measures to prevent the Ebola virus

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