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Tsarasaotra Bypass: A fatal accident sparks local protests

Anger erupted on Friday morning on the Tsarasaotra Bypass, near Soavimasoandro. Dozens of local residents blocked traffic to denounce a new fatal accident that occurred the previous day and to demand urgent measures to secure this crossing, which they describe as a “black spot” for traffic. The protesters are specifically demanding… Captured & Published at: […]

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DEVELOPMENT – IFAD announces mobilization of $450 million over four years for Malagasy farmers

Significant results have been achieved. The International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) reports that it has supported more than 500,000 rural households over the past four years. This support was made possible by the $450 million the organization mobilized to accompany rural development on the Great Island. This financial package has largely contributed to the

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CATASTROPHE – Provisional death toll exceeds 5,000 in Venezuela three weeks after the double earthquake

A heavy toll. 5,069 people have perished in the 7.2 and 7.5 magnitude earthquakes that struck northern Venezuela 39 seconds apart on June 24. This new figure, announced Friday by the President of Parliament, Jorge Rodriguez, remains provisional three weeks after the disaster. To finance reconstruction following the double earthquake that left thousands homeless, Caracas

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CULTURE – Wearing Malagasy attire officially regulated every Friday in public administration

A decree has been adopted. The Council of Ministers on Friday officially enacted the requirement to wear “Malagasy attire” every Friday within the public administration. This initiative, championed by the President of the Refoundation, Colonel Michaël Randrianiriana, aims to promote Malagasy identity and national cultural heritage. According to the Council of Ministers’ statement, “Malagasy attire

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FOOTBALL – France and England battle for third place ahead of Spain vs. Argentina final

France and England will face off this Saturday in Miami for third place in the 2026 World Cup. This match will also mark the end of the Didier Deschamps era at the helm of Les Bleus after fourteen years in charge of the national team. Eliminated by Spain (2-0) in the semi-finals, France will attempt

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COMMERCE – ANMCC denounces fraudulent practices by some condensed milk importers to bypass safeguard measures

Non-compliant labels. Enhanced labeling controls conducted by the National Authority for Corrective Measures (ANMCC) have revealed that some importers are using inappropriate Harmonized System (HS) codes for condensed milk and creamers. The ANMCC denounced these fraudulent practices during an information meeting held on Thursday, noting that they are used to evade the additional duties required

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DIPLOMACY – Christine Razanamahasoa appointed Permanent Representative of Madagascar to UNESCO

Christine Razanamahasoa is moving to Paris. The Council of Ministers has appointed the former Minister of Foreign Affairs as the Permanent Representative of Madagascar to UNESCO. She succeeds Yvette Sylla, also a former Minister of Foreign Affairs, who held the position twice between 2019 and 2025. Following her departure from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs,

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OFFICIAL EXAMS – Foton buses mobilized again for free transport of Baccalaureate candidates

Positive feedback. Following the success of the free transport system for candidates during the BEPC (Brevet d’études du premier cycle) exams, Baccalaureate candidates will also benefit from this service starting this Monday. The Presidency of the Refoundation has just announced the deployment of “Foton” buses during the examination period. According to the statement from the

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Tsingy Toastmasters Club: Johanne Rahamefy hands over the presidency to Mamitiana Rakotondranaivo

The Tsingy Toastmasters Club of Antananarivo recently celebrated a key milestone in its journey: the passing of the torch from outgoing president, Johanne Rahamefy, to the new president, Mamitiana S. Rakotondranaivo. During an emotional ceremony, Johanne praised the commitment of the members and reiterated that Toastmasters is much more than just a space for public

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Illegal search in Ambohibao: Disturbing silence from the authorities

For now, it remains unknown whether the suspects are in prison or at liberty. There are gray areas surrounding the case of an illegal search conducted at the home of a Chinese national. The incident took place on Thursday, July 9, in Ambohibao Antehiroka. About twenty hooded and armed individuals, led by a young man

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