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Manjakandriana: Retired couple coldly murdered in their home

A retired couple, aged 80 and 76, were found dead in their home in Ankazotokana Ambatomena, in the Manjakandriana district. The two victims were reportedly attacked and killed at their residence. The tragedy was only discovered yesterday. Concern arose when the couple’s relatives noticed they were not responding. Captured & Published at: 2026-10-05 08:54:02 (Madagascar […]

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Imerinkasinina: Two seriously injured in an illegal street race

Two motorcycles collided violently during an illegal race in Imerinkasinina, leaving two people seriously injured. Both riders had to be rushed to the hospital for emergency medical care. The particularly violent head-on collision has once again raised concerns among local residents regarding the increase in clandestine two-wheeler races in the area. Captured & Published at:

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Bilateral Cooperation: Visa Exemption for Malagasy Travelers to Botswana

The Malagasy mining sector is in the sights of Botswana, whose expertise in mining governance is recognized across the continent. The official visit of Michaël Randrianirina to Botswana on October 2nd and 3rd opens new prospects for cooperation between the two countries. At the heart of the discussions are mining operations, in particular… Captured &

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Power outage during presidential speech: Jirama issues public apology

Colonel Michaël Randrianirina witnessed firsthand that, one year after taking office, this scourge continues to disrupt the daily lives of Malagasy people. Will apologies be enough to rectify this serious professional misconduct? Observers are now waiting to see the aftermath of the incident that occurred in Ambohijatovo last Saturday during the President’s visit. Captured &

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Superior Council of the Magistracy: The SMM demands elections be held before the end of 2026

The Magistrates’ Union of Madagascar (SMM) is maintaining pressure for the renewal of the members of the Superior Council of the Magistracy (CSM). The union is calling for elections to be organized within the year 2026, despite the indefinite postponement of the vote initially scheduled for October 23. Meeting in a general assembly on Friday,

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Mickey’s Chronicle: Conquering and Maintaining Power

Everyone knows that the goal of political action is to conquer and exercise power, but above all, to maintain it. This latter action should be considered the most important. In the contemporary political history of Madagascar since 1960, successive regimes have shown that: one could say they are the holders of longevity in the conduct

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Physical and Mental Health at Work: The Ergonomic Approach at the Heart of Modern Prevention

During its “Investing in People” conference-debate, the Inter-Enterprise Health Space of Antananarivo (ESIA) brought together key players in the professional world to discuss the challenges of physical and mental health. By promoting a modern and preventive ergonomic approach, ESIA demonstrates that adapting working conditions to the human being is the key to performance. Captured &

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Baccalaureate Series Reform: Flexibility Calms Tensions Without Ending the Debate

A compromise has finally been reached: the new L, S, and OSE series for the baccalaureate, effective from the 2027 session, will be maintained, while the former series will be relegated to optional status. This move has helped to calm tensions, though it does not fully resolve the ongoing debate surrounding the baccalaureate reform. The

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Ambohimiandra University Hospital: Donation of medicines received to address the rise in diarrhea and bronchiolitis cases

The director of the Ambohimiandra University Hospital (CHU), Dr. Lovaniaina, has issued an alert regarding the resurgence of diarrhea and bronchiolitis among young children. The facility is currently recording between 5 and 10 cases of diarrhea per day, primarily affecting children aged 5 months to 2 years. He emphasizes the importance of vaccination, hygiene, and

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Laser Run – African Championships: One Gold, One Silver, and Three Bronze Medals for Madagascar

The next generation of Malagasy modern pentathlon athletes shone at the African Laser Run Championships held in Cape Town, South Africa. With one gold, one silver, and three bronze medals, the young representatives of the Great Island have confirmed the progress of the discipline on the continental stage. Captured & Published at: 2026-10-05 08:24:07 (Madagascar

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