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Photographer Henintsoa Rafalia will represent Madagascar at the second edition of Mampala Foto Lubumbashi, held in the Democratic Republic of Congo from August 29 to September 29, 2026. The event, themed “Mijiji: Roots – a return to the essentials, a projection towards the future,” brings together 38 artists from Africa and beyond to explore […] […]

The Dih’Art Madagascar dance school marked its quarter-century milestone with a grand celebration this Sunday at the CCI Ivato. Titled ‘Voyage dans le Temps’ (Journey Through Time), the event also paid tribute to the 30-year stage career of its founder and artistic director, Rijamanitra Randrianarisoa. The day began with a prayer service before giving way

In Madagascar, these dances precede official speeches, accompany popular celebrations, and sometimes serve as a language of identity. Antsosy, tsapiky, and salegy are now among the most iconic choreographic expressions in the country. Although they gained prominence on modern stages starting in the 1970s, as highlighted by several Malagasy ethnomusicologists, these traditional rhythms remain deeply

It’s official! Tickets for the major concert by Rossy – Tapôlaka Glady Timeless are finally available. The event is scheduled for August 22, 2026, at the Palais des Sports in Mahamasina, for a show that promises to be monumental. Tickets can be purchased directly online at tapakila.mg, as well as at various points of sale.

For their debut in the U18 Afrobasket, the young Malagasy players will need to immediately demonstrate their ambitions in a particularly challenging Group B, which also includes Morocco and the defending champions, Mali. Having qualified after winning the joint qualifiers for Zones 6 and 7, the Madagascar U18 national team is preparing to face the

In Antsirabe, the National Laser Run Championship brought together over 150 athletes, ranging from U9 to Masters 40+, representing the leagues of Vakinankaratra, Itasy, and Alaotra Mangoro. The competition was marked by the rise of young talents and Madagascar’s clear ambition: to secure its place on the African and global stage. Captured & Published at:

Nearly 600 young people and parents were educated on the responsible use of digital technology through sports during the second edition of the ‘For Good Connections Days’, organized by Orange Madagascar on July 31 and August 1, 2026, in Toamasina. Through this program deployed by the Orange Group, football serves as a pedagogical tool. Captured