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ASIEF: Towards a new election for the presidency

After several weeks of tension and misunderstandings surrounding the election of the president of the ASIEF (Association Sportive Interministérielle pour l’Entretien des Fonctionnaires), a compromise has finally been reached. Meeting yesterday in Mahamasina, representatives of the sports officials decided to relaunch the electoral process to ensure transparency and cohesion within the association. Present at this […]

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Handball: Madagascar set for Cadet and Junior African Championships

The draw for the African Handball Championships, which will take place in Abidjan, has just been announced. The Great Island will be represented in both male categories, cadets and juniors, confirming its ambition to establish itself on the continental stage. For the 22nd Men’s Cadet African Championship, Madagascar has been drawn into Group B. Captured

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Afrobasket U18: The Ankoay continue their winning streak and secure their ticket

Two out of two for the Ankoay! Madagascar secured their second consecutive victory at the U18 AfroBasket in Abidjan yesterday, defeating the Moroccan Lion Cubs with a score of 59 to 48. This new performance allows Tojo Rasamoelina’s protégés to remain undefeated and secure their qualification for the next round. Captured & Published at: 2026-08-08

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Poliomyelitis: Six confirmed cases in the South

The recent discovery of six confirmed cases of poliomyelitis in the southern part of the Great Island has sent shockwaves through health authorities. Faced with this particularly worrying resurgence of a virus capable of causing irreversible paralysis in the youngest, the medical response was immediate. Captured & Published at: 2026-08-08 07:54:34 (Madagascar Local Time EAT)

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Road Traffic: Recurring massive traffic jams on RN 2

Mandraka is one of the critical points where traffic is severely slowed down or even brought to a standstill. Traffic jams, stretching for several kilometers, force road users to wait for several hours, sometimes up to half a day, before they can continue their journey. The reason cited by users is the large number of

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Indian Ocean: Focus on Maritime Intelligence

A meeting recently held in Antananarivo has brought the crucial issue of mastering maritime information back to the center of the debate, aiming to better combat trafficking and secure vital supplies. For an island state like Madagascar, such an initiative is critical. Strengthening coordination against criminal networks is increasingly essential. Captured & Published at: 2026-08-08

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Political Dialogue: The Rebirth of Micro-Parties

Most of these parties have no elected officials and have not even held their national congresses. For them, this political process is an opportunity to secure a “seza” (seat/position). These small groups are rising from their ashes. The political dialogue process initiated by the President of the Refoundation of the Republic of Madagascar, the […]

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A.C.S.: Support for the government and a call for appeasement

The Amicale of Former Superior Councilors of the Transition and Senators of Madagascar (A.C.S.) has expressed its support for the governance led by Michaël Randrianirina, President of the Refoundation of the Republic. In a statement titled “Vavolombelon’ny mpiasa ny bainga,” the association highlights several actions undertaken by the government, drawing notably on… Captured & Published

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Roland Ratsiraka: ‘Federalism is a legitimate dream but a dangerous leap into the unknown’

Elected in a constituency considered a stronghold for federalists during the successive crises of 1991 and 2002, the leader of the MTS party has his say on this form of state structure. In an interview with Midi Madagasikara, he discusses how the debate on federalism has resurfaced a quarter of a century after the events

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