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AMBOSITRA – Young man stabbed to death during a show

An 18-year-old man died after being stabbed during a show in Ambositra. The arrest of the suspect sparked tensions. The young man was reportedly stabbed in the chest, near the heart, during a brawl that broke out at a show in Ambositra the day before yesterday. Despite being rushed to the hospital, he succumbed to […]

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TENNIS – Death of Ravaly: A great technician passes away

A passionate educator and a prominent figure in Malagasy tennis, Ravalitera Rafolomanantsiatosika passed away on Saturday at the age of 75. He leaves behind a sporting legacy celebrated by several generations. Malagasy tennis is in mourning. With the passing of Maître Ravalitera Rafolomanantsiatosika, affectionately known as “Ravaly” or simply “Maître,” the sport loses one of

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MOTOR SPORTS – GT3: Iaro Razanakoto Triumphs in Thailand

Malagasy driver Iaro Razanakoto secured his first GT3 victory yesterday in Buriram, Thailand. He thus becomes the first African to win in this category in the Thailand Super Series. A victory to close the season. The Malagasy national anthem, “Ry Tanindrazanay Malala,” echoed yesterday at the Chang International Circuit in Buriram, Thailand. As the 2025

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AVARADRANO – The Fanjiry Association supports collective development

The Fanjiry Association has established its presence in Avaradrano. Its national president distributed aid and called for collective mobilization during a ceremony held in Ambohimangakely on October 31. Elisa Randrianirina, the First Lady, advocates for a development model where everyone contributes. She believes that all stakeholders, from the state to individual citizens, have a role

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Neither body nor shroud

Is the ‘festival’ of the dead still commemorated? Perhaps, but it is no longer as ‘lavish’ as in the past. Poverty has eroded what remained of dignity towards the ‘razana’ (ancestors). For some time now, we have been accustomed to reading on death notices the phrase ‘no flowers, no wreaths’. Simply because grieving families consider

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ANKADIMBAHOAKA – Burglar arrested by police

A burglar was apprehended by local residents and the police in Andrefan’Ankadimbahoaka last Friday around 6:00 AM, while attempting to break into a private residence. According to information provided by the National Police, the man had entered a house discreetly, but the owner remained vigilant and immediately called for help. Neighborhood residents and police officers

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SIPEM Banque Cup: Martinez Ngotia and Hasina Mbolanirina remain untouchable

The third edition of the Sipem Banque Cup lived up to all expectations on the courts of the Country Club Ambohitrarahaba on October 31 and November 1. The doubles pair of Hasina Mbolanirina and Fanantenasoa Radonirina in the men’s Open draw, and Martinez Ngotia and Mirindra Razafinarivo in the women’s category, dominated the final phase

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BEHORIRIKA – Merchants put up resistance

Tensions flared on Saturday during the demolition of commercial facilities around Lake Behoririka. Merchants opposed to the continuation of the work expressed their dissatisfaction. Groups of youths subsequently threw stones at the teams from the Urban Commune of Antananarivo (CUA), forcing the officials and agents in charge of the demolition to leave the site. This

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The Month of November Through Various Historical Events

From October 31 to November 7, 1955, political economy professor Luc Fauvel delivered a series of lectures at the Franco-Malagasy Circle in Antananarivo, covering topics ranging from France’s economic recognition to the economic challenges facing Africa and Asia. On November 2, Antananarivo commemorated All Souls’ Day with wreath-laying ceremonies at the Monument to the Dead

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Education and Health: Solidarity Actions Benefiting Communities

Students returning to renovated classrooms, sick children welcomed into a rehabilitated pediatric ward, and women supported in their daily lives: in 2026, the BOA Madagascar Foundation has multiplied solidarity initiatives across several regions of the country. Behind every renovated infrastructure and every distributed donation, there are beneficiaries. Captured & Published at: 2026-10-31 16:23:37 (Madagascar Local

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