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“Growing without recruiting”: AI at the service of Malagasy teams

In Ambohidahy, Content Lab Academy does not just train on a specific tool. It installs artificial intelligence capabilities within companies that allow the same team to produce more. Its founder, Eliane Ranosy, first demonstrated this in her own company. In October, she is launching two new training programs: Claude Code for… Captured & Published at: […]

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Karate – World Championships in Poland: Madagascar’s participation in limbo

Driven by their performances at the African Championships, four young Malagasy karatekas are eager to compete against the world’s elite. However, with only a few weeks left before the event, financial uncertainty threatens to nullify the sacrifices made by the athletes and their families over the past several months. Two weeks before the World Karate

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Rugby – 2026 Africa Men’s Sevens Series: A 12-man Makis squad for the Mauritius challenge

The Malagasy Rugby Federation has officially announced the list of players selected to represent the national team at the Africa Men’s Sevens Series, scheduled for October 3 and 4 in Mauritius. Twelve players will make up the Makis squad, tasked with taking on a significant challenge against the continent’s top teams. Captured & Published at:

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Mi’Art Milalao Self Defense: 150 athletes gather to celebrate two years of existence

The Mi’Art Milalao Self Defense association marked its second anniversary with a significant milestone. Rather than settling for a simple celebration, the association chose to bring its members and partners together for a day of sharing, organized last Sunday at the Aska Dojo in 67 Ha. Nearly 150 athletes from various martial arts disciplines attended

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Climate Financing: Credible Reforms to Attract More Investment

Transforming climate commitments into concrete investments is one of the key messages from the panel on climate financing, held in Doha during the 11th Annual Meeting of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB). The discussions highlighted the need to better align public reforms with project preparation. Captured & Published at: 2026-10-01 08:24:21 (Madagascar Local Time

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Maritime Transport: Underwater Noise, a Threat to Marine Biodiversity

Madagascar is crossed by two international maritime routes. In the western Indian Ocean, maritime transport continues to increase. “However, underwater noise emitted by ships poses a threat to marine biodiversity. Excessive exposure to this acoustic pollution can disrupt the life and behavior of marine animals such as whales…” Captured & Published at: 2026-10-01 08:24:05 (Madagascar

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Operational Excellence: A Key Challenge for Businesses

Operational excellence is a managerial approach aimed at optimizing processes while creating greater added value. The involvement of employees in a continuous improvement process is also essential. This strategic approach is becoming a major challenge for companies: it helps strengthen their competitiveness in the market by optimizing their production. Captured & Published at: 2026-10-01 08:23:50

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Territorial Development: Anjombakilala University Emerges as the New Lever for the Great South

Born from the transformation of the Androy Regional University Center (CURA), the Anjombakilala University of Androy is firmly establishing itself as an essential hub for territorial development. Driven by a vision of autonomy and modernity, the institution is multiplying initiatives to counter the fatality of the “kere” (famine) and offer a bright future to the

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National Police: 65 years in the service of the Nation

The National Police celebrated the 65th anniversary of its creation yesterday, September 30, 2026, in Anosy. The central ceremony, marking the culmination of the festivities, was honored by the presence of the Minister of Public Security, Police Inspector General Eric Michel. Several highlights marked the celebration, notably the inauguration of new facilities. Captured & Published

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Presidential Election: Five potential candidates already in battle formation

Despite an uncertain schedule pending the resolutions of the national consultation, the political arena is in turmoil. Five major contenders are already on a war footing, increasing their field visits and competing for media attention. Honor to whom honor is due: the current occupant of Iavoloha Palace dominates this premature race, balancing a series of

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