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Customer Service Week: Airtel Africa commits to providing an unparalleled customer experience

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The 183.5 million customers of the Airtel Africa group, including those of Airtel Madagascar, are being prioritized. The operator reaffirms its commitment to providing its customers with an unparalleled experience through continuous investments in its network, cutting-edge technologies, and strategic partnerships aimed at further expanding its coverage and capacity. Captured & Published at: 2026-10-08 09:39:21 […]

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Diplomacy: Michel Rabemahefa officially accredited to France

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The Ambassador of Madagascar to France, Michel Rabemahefa, presented his credentials to French President Emmanuel Macron on October 5th at the Élysée Palace. This solemn ceremony formalizes his accreditation, following his appointment on April 26, 2024. He had assumed his duties at the embassy in Paris on June 17th, prior to the presentation of his

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Technological Innovation: MAMA Enters the Era of Digital Insurance

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Driven by the new leadership of the Chairman of the Board, Fidimalala Emile Rakotoarimanana, and the Director General, Rado Andriamamonjiarisoa, MAMA is taking a decisive step in its modernization. “We have placed technological innovation at the heart of our strategy to fully enter the era of digital insurance. Our goal is to…” Captured & Published

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Special Rimbaud Day at the IFM: When a 19th-century poet still inspires Malagasy creators

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More than 130 years after his passing, Arthur Rimbaud continues to spark interest among readers, artists, and creators around the world. In Madagascar, this influence is notably manifested through “Les Ombres d’un soir” (Shadows of an Evening), a comic book written by Joan de Crane and illustrated by Liva Rajaobelina. It is around this work

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Festival: Madajazzcar’s final podium this Saturday at City Hall

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For the year 2026, the international festival Madajazzcar seems to be truly regaining its former glory, as the traditional closing concert, usually open to the general public, will be held on October 10th at the Parvis of the City Hall in Analakely at 2:30 PM. Music lovers hope that this momentum will be maintained in

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Traces of the Past: The Dates of October 14 and 21, 1958…

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In seven days, Madagascar will celebrate the 67th anniversary of the birth of the First Malagasy Republic. The country reached a major milestone after six decades of colonization. The situation of that era continues to be a subject of analysis for contemporary historians, political scientists, and legal experts. Elected President of the Republic on Friday,

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Art: “Visual Language” at La Teinturerie

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The opening of the three-person exhibition “Visual Language” takes place today at 6:30 PM and will run until November 3rd at La Teinturerie in Ampasanimalo. The exhibition features a trio of artists: Hery Zo Ralaindimby, Taka Andrianavalona, and Mamy Ramarolahy. “This exhibition brings together three creators who use visual language as a universal tongue, without

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History: From Majunga to Tananarive: The Algerian forced laborers of 1895

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Conscripted by authority following the failure of diplomacy in 1894, nearly 5,700 Algerian porters were sent to Madagascar to manage the grueling logistics of the expeditionary force. Decimated by labor, the climate, and disease between Majunga and Tananarive, more than 2,000 of them perished in oblivion. A look back at an overlooked tragedy where the

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Innovations: Research Conquering Markets

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Ensuring that scientific discoveries do not remain confined to the laboratory is the stated ambition of the ‘Innovation Madagascar’ call for expressions of interest, supported by the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research (MESUPRES), the Ministry of Industrial Development and Private Sector (MIDSP), and the Syndicate of Industries of Madagascar (SIM). With three pathways

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