Twelve young Malagasy people will benefit from training in the tourism sector in Mauritius. This initiative follows the signing of a cooperation agreement between Madagascar and Mauritian partners on July 6. The presentation of the scholarship certificates was carried out on Tuesday by Lucie Rafaralahy Vololoniaina, known as Lily Rafaralahy, Minister of Tourism and Handicrafts, […]
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The roads in the capital are deteriorating once again, with potholes multiplying across several major routes and disrupting traffic. It has been only a year and a half since the renovation of the Pasteur Rabeony Hans street in 2024. Potholes are already reappearing, particularly on a section in Ampandrana, opposite the Vohibola public primary school.
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Two years after his last Tapôlaka Glady event, Rossy returns to the stage with “Timeless,” a show designed to meet the expectations of an audience seeking both nostalgia and new emotions. On August 22, at the Palais des Sports in Mahamasina, the artist will present “Tapôlaka Glady Timeless.” The goal is to reconnect with the
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Colonel Michaël Randrianirina, the Head of State, clarified on Tuesday that he did not set a specific electoral deadline for July 2027 during his meeting with South African President Cyril Ramaphosa in Durban. This statement contrasts with a post on the official Facebook page of the Presidency of the Refoundation of the Republic. The President
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The Ministry of Mines and the Madagascar Gold Center (COM) are raising awareness among local stakeholders regarding industry regulations and the traceability of the precious metal. As part of its policy to engage more closely with the mining sector’s population, the Ministry of Mines, in collaboration with the Madagascar Gold Center (COM), continued its field
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Renovation work to bring the Barea Stadium up to standard will begin in September. The project aims to meet the requirements of the Confederation of African Football (CAF) to secure official homologation. During a press conference at the Barea Stadium, held to honor the Malagasy U18 women’s volleyball team—crowned Zone 7 champions—and the silver-medal-winning boys’
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On Tuesday, a couple residing in Ambohimarina, Sabotsy Namehana, lost their 4-year-old daughter after she was struck by a municipal garbage collection truck. The tragic accident occurred around 10:30 a.m. on a dirt road in the Antranombitsika area, within the Ambohidrano Andrefana fokontany. The truck was heading to the Ambatolampy waste disposal site when it
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The mandatory 9:00 PM closure for bars and karaoke venues in Ambohipo is disrupting local habits, significantly reducing nightlife activity and cutting into the earnings of both business owners and street vendors. Under strict supervision, establishments in Ambohipo must now shut their doors by 9:00 PM. Owners report revenue drops ranging from 5% to 30%.
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Initially scheduled to be held in Madagascar, the plenary assembly of the SADC Parliamentary Forum has been relocated to another country. This change in schedule occurs amidst a turbulent period for the National Assembly. A last-minute change. Sources within the National Assembly confirm that the plenary assembly of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Parliamentary
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The national tennis championship took place on the six courts of the ACSA (Amicale Culturelle et Sportive d’Ambohidahy), a pleasant venue that has become too small for an event of this scale. The first week was dedicated to veteran matches and youth initiation. Many parents attended, adding a family touch that is part of the
