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NATIONAL EDUCATION – Traditional A, C, and D series abolished for the Baccalaureate

The Ministry of National Education and the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research have officially announced the abolition of traditional Baccalaureate series. This decision takes effect starting this school year. It is confirmed: the traditional A, C, and D series are abolished, and candidates will no longer be able to register for them. “Candidates […]

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Trip to Europe: Head of State Announces a Series of Meetings

Colonel Michaël Randrianirina, Head of State, departed for France yesterday, with a subsequent visit to Belgium planned. He intends to hold high-level meetings, notably with French President Emmanuel Macron. The first leg of the presidential trip is France, where he will attend the International Space Summit at the Grand Palais in Paris today. The Head

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AMBOHIDAHY TUNNEL – Death toll from accident rises to four

The death toll from the traffic accident that occurred the day before yesterday afternoon at the exit of the Ambohidahy tunnel has risen to four. A public transport minibus (taxi-be) struck several pedestrians. Two women, who were seriously injured in the accident, eventually succumbed to their injuries while receiving treatment at the hospital. One, aged

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TRADE IN SERVICES – Beijing International Fair Kicks Off

Ninety countries and 1,800 participating companies. These are the figures announced for the 2026 edition of the China International Fair for Trade in Services (CIFTIS). It is being held from September 9 to 13 at Shougang Park in Beijing. For this edition, the event aims to strengthen its role as a global platform for openness,

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TRAFFIC – Bicycle taxis gain ground on the streets

Bicycle taxis are becoming increasingly visible in the capital. This mode of transport is primarily attractive due to its affordable cost. They weave between vehicles at all hours to transport passengers and goods, constantly expanding their reach. While their use began in Anosizato and Anosibe a few years ago, these cycle taxis now park or

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ECOTOURISM – Marine wildlife protection supports the local economy

Supported by Ravinala Airports and Cétamada, the exhibition “Observe without Disturbing,” inaugurated on September 9, 2026, at the Antananarivo International Airport, highlights Madagascar’s marine megafauna, balancing ecological wealth with economic benefits for the coasts. “Observe without disturbing.” Behind this conservation principle lies an economic issue for coastal communities. The exhibition showcases the richness of Madagascar’s

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FOS’ART FESTIVAL – Culture in the service of the most vulnerable

Turning celebration into a lever for solidarity is the ambition of the Fos’Art Festival, the first edition of which will be held on Saturday, October 10, at the Golf Galaxy Birdy in Antananarivo. Organized by KMB, the event will offer a day full of activities while supporting underprivileged children and vulnerable families. Starting at 11

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HORSE RACING – 30TH ANNIVERSARY JUBILEE – ASCEL/AHCEL seeks state support

On the occasion of its 30th anniversary, the Association of Horse Breeders and the Horse Racing Authority (ASCEL/AHCEL) will organize a day dedicated to racing, heritage, and the revitalization of the equine sector in Madagascar on September 20, 2026, at the Mahazina racecourse. The organization also intends to highlight three decades of collaboration with its

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Pedestrians at Risk

It is neither the first nor the last time that pedestrians are struck by vehicles suffering from brake failure. The fatal accident in Ambohidahy the day before yesterday serves as a grim reminder that anything can happen at any time to those on foot. There is virtually no safety for those who have no other

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SOBAHYA FESTIVAL – Ministry of Culture honors Bachir Soujay

The Ministry of Communication and Culture has decided to honor the founder of the Sobahya festival, Bachir Soujay Adehame. The former senator and chancellor was elevated to the rank of Commander of Arts, Letters, and Culture. The head of the Boeny region, Adakalo Nasolo, presented the decoration at the recipient’s home, accompanied by the organizing

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