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Real Estate in Ilafy – A loan to facilitate home ownership

In Antananarivo, real estate prices and household resources often hinder access to property ownership. Financing solutions can help some individuals realize their projects. Becoming a homeowner remains a goal for many households. However, between purchasing land, construction, and development, gathering the necessary funds can prove difficult. Credit allows these expenses to be spread over several […]

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ITASY – Electric poles under close guard

In response to the surge in electric cable thefts in the Itasy region, surveillance of Jirama infrastructure has been reinforced to curb power outages. Theft of electric cables is on the rise in the Itasy region, causing power cuts in several localities. Faced with this resurgence, authorities have reacted quickly by strengthening the surveillance of

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IMF Executive Board – Madagascar Faces a New Review

The case of Madagascar returns to the IMF Executive Board today. Fuel pricing policy is expected to be at the heart of the discussions, with a disbursement of $183 million at stake. This is a crucial meeting. The IMF Executive Board will examine Madagascar’s file in Washington, USA. The meeting could be decisive for public

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BETSIBOKA – Gold mining operations brought under control

The Ministry of Mines and Strategic Resources held a press conference yesterday to present the results and objectives of recent inspections in the Betsiboka region, aimed at monitoring mining activities and enforcing compliance, particularly in gold mining. This second operation, part of a sector reorganization launched in May 2026, seeks to identify unauthorized activities, monitor

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PROFESSIONAL INCLUSION – Social protection extends to self-employed workers

The National Social Security Fund (CNaPS) plans to extend social protection to self-employed workers. The announcement was made this Tuesday, September 29, in Ampefiloha, during the National Social Protection Day, organized as part of the 70th anniversary of the public social protection system for the private sector in Madagascar. This opening to self-employed workers is

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FOOTBALL – TRIBUTE – Augustin Baovola revives memories of ‘Maître’ Kira

Following the passing of Michel Kira, known as ‘Maître’ Kira, his former teammate Augustin Baovola recalls the talent and game intelligence of a player who left a mark on an entire generation. At his home in Antanambao, over 15 kilometers from Antananarivo on the road to Talatanivolonondry, Augustin Baovola, whose real name is Augustin Andriamiharinosy,

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COMMERCE – Individuals venture into import-resale

Applications, agencies, and social networks: buying abroad to resell in Madagascar is no longer reserved for large companies. However, with lead times of 45 to 60 days, transport costs, and uncertain quality, profitability is far from guaranteed. In recent years, import-resale has become accessible to individuals in Madagascar. Young people and employees rely on apps

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AMBILOBE – Canal dredging operations begin

In Antanamiavotro, located in the Mantaly commune of the Ambilobe district, the launch of cleaning and rehabilitation works for irrigation canals marks the start of an operation awaited for several years. Fifteen kilometers of canals are set to be dredged and restored to enable the irrigation of approximately 6,000 hectares of agricultural land. In the

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Chaos and Filth

For about three hundred years, Madagascar supplied cattle to Mauritius (until 1971) and Reunion Island. These cattle were transported on foot, which simplified logistics and meat processing. In 1997, the European Union suspended beef imports from Madagascar due to the “absence of a control and traceability system and non-compliance with hygiene standards.” Historically, areas like

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Rugby Union – Madagascar Cup: An Electric Reunion Between Cosfa and CEA

Although the exact date has yet to be determined, the quarter-final draw for the Madagascar Cup promises intense battles. Among the most anticipated matchups, Cosfa and CEA Andranomanalina are set to face off in a highly unpredictable duel at the Makis Andohatapenaka stadium. The two teams previously met during the regular season on February 12,

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