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Traditional games of the past will soon return to the heart of Antananarivo. On August 15 and 16, the Antaninarenina Garden will host ‘Zara Lalao’, a cultural and solidarity event organized by the association Sombiny Haiko, with the ambition of passing on Malagasy heritage to younger generations while supporting vulnerable children. For Johary Elsie Fabienne

At just 22 years old, Junior Tsiravay has reached a major milestone by winning his first 100-meter Madagascar championship title this Friday at the Alarobia track. The sprinter from Cosfa Analamanga now harbors a clear ambition: to etch his name among the legends of Malagasy athletics by breaking the iconic national record held by Jean-Louis

Family members and representatives from the national pétanque federation gathered at Ivato Airport on Saturday afternoon to welcome the Malagasy U18 mixed youth world championship team back from Santa Susanna, Spain. Following a motorcade from Ivato to the Barea Stadium via Ambodihady, the young heroes were received by the Minister of Youth and Sports. The

The Malagasy sprint championship concluded at the Alarobia track. In the men’s category, Tojo Mamisoa, representing COSFA Analamanga, proved to be the fastest in the 200m, clinching the Madagascar champion title. He finished the race in 21.59 seconds, ahead of his teammate Patrice Remandro, who took the silver medal with 21.88 seconds. The bronze medal

Madagascar secured gold and bronze in the girls’ category, and silver in the boys’ category at the first Zone 7 U18 Nations Championship. The Palais des Sports in Mahamasina was half-full as the Malagasy girls finally overcame their long-standing rivalry with Reunion Island, ending a decade of dominance by the latter. Led by national coaches