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KIDNAPPING – At least 52 people abducted by armed men in Northwest Nigeria

At least 52 people, including children, were abducted by armed men during an attack this weekend on a village in Zamfara State, northwest Nigeria, local sources told AFP on Monday. According to residents, armed men on motorcycles stormed the village of Kasuwar Daji in the Kaura Namoda local government area between Saturday night and Sunday […]

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BASKETBALL – Madagascar faces Gabon in Afrobasket U18 opener

The Ankoay will make their debut at the boys’ U18 Afrobasket this Wednesday. The Malagasy men’s under-18 national team will face the Gabonese national team in their first match at the Palais des Sports de Treichville in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire. Placed in Group B, Madagascar will face strong opposition during this U18 African Championship. Following

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Partnership: Spider and SIPEM Banque join forces to facilitate access to essential business needs

Spider and SIPEM Banque have partnered to provide professionals with easier access to a wide range of technical solutions. Last Friday, the two entities unveiled a collaboration that opens new opportunities for businesses, installers, specifiers, and stakeholders in major projects. This partnership creates synergy, allowing companies to more easily find the essential resources they need

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2027 Indian Ocean Island Games: Faouzia Vitry to lead SPV-SAS

The countdown has begun. With less than a year to go before the 2027 Indian Ocean Island Games (JIOI), the Comoros are accelerating the implementation of one of their most ambitious projects: the Games Village. The Comoros intend to launch a major real estate project as part of the upcoming games. Captured & Published at:

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SADC: Antananarivo prepares to host Southern African parliamentarians

Antananarivo is preparing to become the parliamentary capital of Southern Africa for a week. From August 22 to 29, Madagascar will host the 59th Plenary Assembly session of the SADC Parliamentary Forum (SADC-PF), a regional meeting that will bring together representatives from the parliaments of member countries to discuss the theme: ‘the fight against…’ Captured

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They made a buzz: The street culture of Antananarivo.

Antananarivo has been bruised in recent months. Yet, Antananarivo lives on, remaining true to itself. It is the City of a Thousand, a city of secular traditions brought up to date. This is what gives it its historical charm. August arrives with its usual refrains on Facebook, sometimes borderline or racially charged. Circumcisions and the

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Medical Imaging: The ‘DELTA’ Stable trains the next generation of Malagasy experts

The Medical Institute of Madagascar (IMM) has reached a pivotal milestone in its global strategy to strengthen human potential in the health sector. Designed to identify, support, and prepare high-potential experienced practitioners, the program known as the ‘DELTA’ Medical Stable has now entered its operational phase. The preliminary recruitment campaign has concluded with… Captured &

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Madagascar-Egypt: A Five-Year Plan to Transform Water Access

A new chapter has begun in the cooperation between Madagascar and Egypt. Moving beyond mere commitments, the two nations are now shifting toward a concrete five-year action plan, with a specific focus on identifying regions that still lack access to potable water. The partnership between Madagascar and Egypt has reached a decisive milestone. Meeting at

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Post-Baccalaureate Session Work: Three Ministries and Ten Universities Engaged in the Process

The hardest part is over for the more than 233,500 candidates of the 2026 baccalaureate in Madagascar. The end of the general education baccalaureate session also marks the beginning, starting July 27, 2026, of post-session work, including the grading of exam papers, grade analysis, data processing, and necessary verifications. Captured & Published at: 2026-08-04 09:54:06

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Bazarikely-Toamasina: One charred body found and over 3,000 stalls destroyed by fire

A massive fire broke out on Sunday evening, ravaging 90% of the Bazarikely market in Toamasina. The blaze destroyed more than 3,000 stalls and resulted in the death of one person, whose charred body was discovered at the scene. Already struggling in the aftermath of the recent Cyclone Gezani and previous disasters, the local merchants

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