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“It is a good program.” The Minister of National Education, Sendra Nirina Rajaonarison, defends the new education curriculum that is set to be implemented starting this school year in general education institutions. Describing it as a “good program” that puts all Malagasy students on an equal footing and clearly defines the scientific or literary competencies […]

If you have business in the vicinity of Anosy and Ambohidahy this Friday, please note that traffic will be reorganized starting from 7:00 AM until the end of the September 25th commemoration ceremony. According to a notice published Thursday by the Urban Commune of Antananarivo, Rue Jean Ralaimongo will be closed between the High Constitutional

“The ministry no longer has access to its Facebook page.” The Minister of Labor, Employment and Civil Service, Denis Franconio Mac, suggests that malicious individuals hacked into his ministry’s Facebook page to post a “fake decree” on social media, and also to deny that September 25 would be a public holiday. Confirming the decree published

The health situation remains under surveillance in Ampasinambo, in the Ifanadiana district. As of September 23, 106 cases of measles have been identified across eight fokontany, while 108 rapid diagnostic tests (RDTs) for malaria have returned positive out of 179 performed since the start of the response on September 2. Emergency intervention data also indicates

A confirmation. The President of the Refoundation, Colonel Michaël Randrianirina, took advantage of his platform at the United Nations (UN) this Thursday to reaffirm his commitments. The Malagasy Head of State announced that Madagascar’s objective is “to succeed in holding free, transparent, and universally accepted elections before the end of 2027.” This announcement, made during

A tragic food poisoning incident occurred in the Mahanoro district on September 22, resulting in one death, four hospitalizations, and over twenty people under close medical observation. The incident took place in the Manonilaza fokontany, Masomeloka rural commune, after the victims consumed a type of seafood locally known as “isotra” or “laokan-tsokina”. Following the incident,

The day of September 25 will ultimately not be a public holiday. The Ministry of Labor, Employment and Public Service indicates that the press release and the decree it published on Tuesday are “false”. “We inform you that the declaration indicating a non-working and paid day for September 25 is not true,” can be read