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How the QMM mine is boosting the economic ecosystem of the Anôsy region and Madagascar

When we think of a mine, we often imagine an isolated industrial site extracting underground resources. However, in Fort-Dauphin, QMM’s mining activity demonstrates that the impact of such a project extends far beyond its operational boundaries. By structuring a global value chain, the company has become an essential engine for the development of the Anôsy […]

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Cultural Agenda

Saturday, October 31st: Roxicomania at the Anosy Library parking lot. The parking lot of the National Library in Anosy is set to become the nerve center of Malagasy rock on Saturday, October 31st, and Sunday, November 1st. For its new edition, the Roxicomania Festival is rolling out a marathon program featuring 18 bands over two

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Toamasina: Makua Festival at its epicenter

Since Thursday, October 29, the capital of the East has been resonating with the rhythm of the second edition of the Makua Festival, held at the newly renovated Miami site. The event kicked off with a grand popular carnival in the city center, highlighting the Betsimisaraka heritage, followed by a thirty-minute fireworks display launched over

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Weather: Incessant rain in Greater Tana and Vakinankaratra despite the lifting of the red alert

The incessant rains that fell on Antananarivo and its surroundings, as well as a large part of the Analamanga region, almost all day yesterday, were enough to make the residents of Tana relive the usual consequences of rainy episodes. Massive traffic jams, difficult access to public transport, and muddy streets in the outskirts: such are

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Madagascar Embassy and Diaspora in Mauritius: Combating Human Trafficking as a Top Priority

Since her arrival in Mauritius a week ago, the Ambassador of Madagascar, H.E. Olga Ramiarinjanahary, has been conducting a series of visits to local institutions. She also opened the doors of the embassy in Floréal to associations of the Malagasy diaspora to discuss the community’s concerns. Yesterday, she received the president of… Captured & Published

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Vigilance against Ebola: After the DRC, Madagascar extends quarantine measures to travelers from Kenya and Nigeria

Madagascar is raising its level of vigilance against Ebola. While no suspected or confirmed cases have been recorded in the country, authorities are extending the measures already applied to travelers from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) to passengers arriving from Kenya and Nigeria. The Ministry of Public Health is strengthening surveillance mechanisms to prevent

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Housing Market: Nearly 25,000 visitors at CCI Ivato

The 27th edition of the International Housing Fair recorded nearly 25,000 visitors at the International Conference Center (CCI) in Ivato. According to Koloina Andriantsitohaina, a representative from the organizing committee, the public attended in significant numbers despite challenges related to purchasing power. Visitors came to discover the products on offer and gather information on […]

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Anti-corruption efforts: Customs equipped with body-worn cameras

The fight against corruption is taking a more concrete dimension within the customs administration. Following several initiatives launched to enhance transparency, the Ministry of Economy and Finance continues the deployment of new control and surveillance devices. Surprise inspections: A delegation from the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF), led by officials, is overseeing the implementation

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Urbanization in Africa: 748 million additional city dwellers by 2050

The rapid urbanization of sub-Saharan Africa could become a powerful engine for economic growth and job creation. However, it is essential to anticipate urban expansion and direct investments toward productive infrastructure. According to a new report from the World Bank Group, published yesterday in Washington, sub-Saharan Africa is expected to welcome 748 million additional city

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SIAE 2026: 200 exhibitors and 12,000 visitors expected at CCI Ivato

The economic highlight of this year-end will undoubtedly be the 5th edition of the International Business and Entrepreneurship Fair (SIAE), which will be held from November 19 to 22 at the CCI Ivato. During a launch press conference held yesterday at the Yas premises in Andraharo, the organizers announced the participation of 200 exhibitors and

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