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TRAFFIC – Traffic lights confuse road users

Driving on Independence Avenue has become confusing for some road users since the activation of the new traffic lights. Vehicles still tend to proceed even when the lights are red. Meanwhile, pedestrians are unsure when it is safe to cross, often waiting for traffic to clear completely before moving. These traffic signals should, however, be […]

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BASKETBALL 3X3 – ELINAH RAFARASOA: “My injury is still bothering me”

Elinah, what is the main lesson you have learned from this international experience? The main lesson I have learned is that nothing is easy at this level and that complete preparation is required. At the World Cup, all opponents have qualities and display a high level. Therefore, we cannot rely solely on our individual skills.

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HEALTH PROFESSIONS – Scholarships for future radiology technicians

An opportunity has opened up for high school graduates interested in health professions. The Medical Institute of Madagascar (IMM) and Arovy University have formalized a major partnership. This initiative provides 25 full scholarships covering three years of study to obtain a bachelor’s degree in radiology technology. “Medical imaging plays an increasingly important role in modern

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THEATER – Tropy Ilo weaves love and resentment in ‘Voamaintilany’

This Sunday, the Tropy Ilo troupe will present “Voamaintilany” at Ivokolo Analakely, a Malagasy play that blends love, betrayal, and vengeance. Some wounds from the past can be passed down from one generation to the next. This is the central theme of “Voamaintilany,” a play written by Nivo Hary, which will be performed this Sunday

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ANTSIRANANA – Great figures of 70 years of history

From September 6 to 26, the main hall of the Alliance Française in Antsiranana is hosting a historical exhibition dedicated to the seventy years of the Antsiranana province, spanning from 1956 to 2026. Through portraits, documents, and other traces of the past, the exhibition immerses the people of Antsiranana in seven decades of history. Personalities

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Rugby Union: The oval ball balances between popularity and notoriety

With approximately 35,000 registered players, nearly 500 listed clubs, and stadiums hosting tens of thousands of spectators, Malagasy rugby enjoys well-established popularity. In Madagascar, the oval ball holds a special place in the sporting landscape. More than just a discipline, it represents a true culture, deeply rooted in the capital’s neighborhoods. Every weekend, young practitioners

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FENOARIVO ATSINANANA – Twelve kidnappers placed in detention

Twelve suspects have been arrested in connection with the kidnapping of a young girl in Sahatavy. The child was found safe and sound after six days of searching. Twelve individuals were arrested by the Gendarmerie regarding the abduction of a girl in Sahatavy, in the Vavatenina district. Five suspects were apprehended in Ambatondrazaka and seven

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FOOTBALL – AFCON 2027 – The Barea sharpen their weapons

The Malagasy national team began its preparation yesterday in the city of Uyo. The Barea will face the Super Eagles of Nigeria on their home turf this Friday evening. Coach Corentin Da Silva Martins’ men have three days to prepare for the first two matchdays of the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers. The

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