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Climate: The risk of exceptional heat multiplied by more than five

Madagascar is heading towards a contrasting rainy season, with the South-West region potentially facing a lack of rainfall, while other parts of the country are expected to experience wetter conditions. In addition to precipitation, the risk of exceptionally high temperatures has increased by more than five times. Heat could be one of the defining features […]

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Higher Education: ISPM focuses on research with over 200 works published annually

Beyond theoretical learning, academic research has become a fundamental lever for stimulating critical thinking among young people and shaping citizens with a constructive mindset. It is within this dynamic of excellence that the Institut Supérieur Polytechnique de Madagascar (ISPM) operates, where scientific innovation and practical expertise go hand in hand. Each year, under the guidance

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AIIB: Digital Technology as the New Infrastructure for Economic Resilience

Digital transformation is emerging as a pillar of economic resilience. In Doha, the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) brought together public and private sector experts to discuss digital infrastructure, with the presence of a Malagasy delegation led by Dr. Ramiarison Herinjatovo Aimé. The panel, titled “Digital Public Infrastructure as an Enabler for Resilient Economies,” focused

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Livestock Sector: Mobilization of 400 Million USD in Funding

The livestock sector plays a significant role in the rural economy and the livelihoods of many households. The Ministry of Livestock is initiating a modernization of this sector with the aim of strengthening productivity and improving the incomes of livestock farmers, while creating new economic opportunities and contributing to the country’s food sovereignty. Captured &

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Employability and Entrepreneurship: Over 3,000 Youth Trained for Free by ODC

Employability and Entrepreneurship: Over 3,000 youth have received free training from the Orange Digital Center (ODC). Through its three locations in Antananarivo, Fianarantsoa, and Antsiranana, the ODC has provided free training programs to more than 3,000 young people. The programs offered cover key areas such as web development, data analysis, and more. Captured & Published

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Visual Arts: ‘Passerelle’ in its final stretch

Contemporary art enthusiasts have until October 10 to visit the works of Édouard Rajaona and Richianny Ratovo at the IFM Analakely. On one side, the works of Édouard Rajaona, a major figure in contemporary Malagasy painting, are the result of over fifty years of creation and are deeply rooted in landscapes and scenes of daily

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Njakatiana at the Coliseum: A highly anticipated grand comeback and reunion with the public

Some concerts feel like a simple musical appointment, while others carry the warmth of a long-awaited reunion. On Sunday, October 4th, Njakatiana, the Malagasy romantic singer, will return to the Coliseum stage for the fifth time in his career. This comeback is highly anticipated by both the artist and his fans. Captured & Published at:

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Music: The Soul of Jean Rigo’s Slow Songs at the Heart of the Coast

Sounds that nod to the “Mississippi blues” universe, precise swing, and ethereal arrangements… Dive into the poetic world of Jean Rigo through four tracks that have left their mark on coastal variety music and redefined the art of the slow song. Jean Rigo carries within him the ability to brighten and infuse a light, salty

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General Culture: Bajau, Moken, Vezo… When the Ocean Was a Homeland

From the Andaman Sea to the Mozambique Channel, the last marine nomads see their centuries-old way of life threatened by forced sedentarization and the ecological crisis. At the heart of an identity sculpted by the ocean, now on the verge of extinction. The Bajau, the Moken, the Orang Laut, and finally, the Vezo: four peoples

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