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Portrait – Laza Rabary Razafimamonjy: From Public Administration to Ecclesiastical Lawyer, the Atypical Path of a Career Change

From the National School of Administration (ENAM) to the Sorbonne, from Tokyo to Harvard, and then from public administration to ecclesiastical law: Laza Rabary Razafimamonjy has built an atypical career path, marked by continuous training, international exposure, and a constant desire to broaden his field of expertise. Changing paths without denying one’s past is perhaps […]

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Murder of Bob Hidan: Six suspects imprisoned in Tsiafahy, including three close to the deceased

The investigation into the murder of Manitra, alias Bob Hidan, has made progress. Six men suspected of being involved in the death of the young metal musician and actor have been placed in pre-trial detention at the Tsiafahy central prison. The case of the murder of Manitra, better known as Bob Hidan, has reached a

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Bemahatazana: A ‘dahalo’ falls under gendarme fire

Known for being dangerous and wanted for some time for his alleged activities in banditry, a suspected ‘dahalo’ (bandit) was shot dead by law enforcement on Monday, October 5, around 5 p.m., in Ambaravarambato, a fokontany of Tindoha, in the commune of Bemahatazana, Tsiroanomandidy district. He was part of a group of five armed men

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Toamasina Port: Supporting the fight against breast cancer

The Toamasina Port Authority (Spat) is actively supporting women’s initiatives during the month of October in the fight against breast cancer. As a result, even their daily operational flags have been turned pink. Part of Spat’s initiative includes raising awareness among its employees regarding the prevention and fight against breast cancer. Captured & Published at:

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Ambodivona: Chaos Returns

The municipality had previously intervened, and the situation was completely stabilized. The roads were cleared, and life in Ambodivona had become manageable. However, it didn’t last long; less than two weeks later, the chaos has returned: cars parked everywhere, street vendors occupying the sidewalks, and motorcycles weaving through traffic. The roads are once again congested.

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Private Higher Education: How to make the right choice after the Baccalaureate?

Finding a reliable and suitable higher education institution remains a real challenge for thousands of new high school graduates looking for qualifying training. From the rigorous verification of ministerial accreditations to opportunities for internships and scholarships abroad, discover the key factors for making the right choice. Many new graduates are experiencing difficulties in navigating their

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Behoririka: Demolition of stalls around the lake

Municipal authorities, accompanied by agents from the Authority for the Protection against Floods of the Antananarivo Plain (APIPA) and the Municipal Sanitation Company (SMA), carried out the demolition of merchants’ stalls around Lake Behoririka this week. The measure aims to clear the area as part of […] Captured & Published at: 2026-10-09 09:09:20 (Madagascar Local

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Training and Employment: Orange Madagascar and the METFP Bet on Digital Technology

In Madagascar, digital technology is increasingly seen as a key to accessing employment. With this in mind, Orange Madagascar and the Ministry of Technical Education and Vocational Training (METFP) have chosen to join forces to develop skills. Behind this partnership lies a priority: to better align training with the needs of the labor market. Captured

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Micro and Small Entrepreneurs: A New Financing Avenue Emerges

Accessing credit remains a difficult challenge for many small Malagasy entrepreneurs, especially those operating in the informal sector. Merchants, artisans, small producers, or independent workers—many economic actors face difficulties in financing the development of their activities. The lack of sufficient collateral, formal accounting documents, or credit history […] Captured & Published at: 2026-10-09 09:08:53 (Madagascar

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