Nothing is impossible for the Americans. Never say never. In politics and geopolitics, everything follows the direction of the wind. A year ago, upon taking office at the White House, Donald Trump, the 47th President of the United States, shook the world with a dizzying increase in customs duties for many countries, the suspension of […]
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A remarkable rise. Young boules player from the MKT Vakinankaratra club, Nomena Ramamonjisoa, has shown impressive performances in just two years of playing pétanque. Currently entering the tenth grade at Lycée Lara in Antsirabe for the upcoming school year, she began practicing the discipline at the age of 14. She just celebrated her sixteenth birthday
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Malagasy marathon runner Rivosoa Hobilalaina Andrianirina, known by the nickname “Mamie,” secured third place at the Corniche Marathon held in Reunion Island on Sunday. Never failing to reach the podium, the Malagasy number one in short trail running, Mamie Andrianirina, has once again confirmed his value at the regional level in the Indian Ocean. Captured
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A network specializing in sending Malagasy women to China for marriages with Chinese nationals has been dismantled by the National Police. The case was uncovered on August 6, following the interception at Ivato International Airport of a woman who was scheduled to travel to China, amid suspicions of human trafficking. Four individuals suspected of being
Donald Trump reportedly left Turkey secretly aboard a smaller aircraft than the planned presidential plane, the Washington Post reports, citing an anonymous U.S. official. The newspaper highlights that this change of aircraft was justified by threats attributed to Iran. The U.S. President was initially scheduled to return to the United States aboard the older Air
A Damascus court sentenced former Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to death in absentia on Tuesday for crimes against humanity and war crimes committed during the civil war. His brother, Maher al-Assad, and several former military and security officials were also sentenced to death, marking the first convictions against members of the former regime since its
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Three heads of state stood on the podium at the Place de la Nation in N’Djamena. To celebrate the 66th anniversary of his country’s independence, the President of the Republic of Chad, Marshal Mahamat Idriss Deby Itno, invited two of his counterparts: Colonel Michaël Randrianirina, President of the Refoundation of the Republic of Madagascar, and
Environment and biodiversity are at the heart of education. Over 37,500 children have benefited from an environmental education program recognized by the Ministry of National Education over the 15 years of partnership between Colas Madagascar and Lemurs’ Park. This partnership aims to support awareness-raising actions for the protection of biodiversity. Through discovery activities and educational
Inspection operations are intensifying. Recent field visits by the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research (Mesupres) have uncovered numerous anomalies within higher education institutions. These include programs launched without authorization, non-existent facilities, and even degrees issued within just a few days or months. These irregularities have led to warnings for some institutions and the
More details have emerged regarding the embezzlement case involving former MP Marie Michelle Sahondrarimalala. The case, concerning an “abuse of power and misappropriation of 833,236,600 ariary intended for the purchase of school desks for ‘manara-penitra’ (standardized) institutions,” was brought before the Antananarivo Anti-Corruption Pole (PAC) on Monday. Of the nine suspects, five were placed in
