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International Fair in Ivato: An event open to families and young people

The 8th edition of the International Agriculture, Livestock, and Fisheries Fair (FIA), combined with the 2nd International Gastronomy Festival (FIG), will not be reserved solely for professionals. From September 10 to 13 at the CCI Ivato, the public will also be able to discover various sectors through activities tailored for families and young people. Captured […]

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International Literacy Day: The Ministry of National Education mobilizes for the future

The Ministry of National Education marked International Literacy Day 2026 with a celebration focused on the future. Through speeches, competitions, and testimonials, the event served as a reminder that reading, writing, and numeracy skills remain essential keys for individual empowerment, planetary protection, and the building of shared prosperity. Captured & Published at: 2026-09-09 08:54:15 (Madagascar

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Ambohidratrimo District: Seven communes receive construction materials

Seven communes in the Ambohidratrimo district have received support from the Analamanga Region for their infrastructure projects. A batch consisting of 677 bags of cement, 160 corrugated iron sheets, 275 kg of paint, and nearly 400 iron bars was handed over to them in Ambohitrimanjaka. These materials will be used primarily for the rehabilitation of

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Urban Agriculture: 103 Women Become the New Ambassadors of the Capital

In a capital where rapid urbanization is reducing arable land, urban agriculture is becoming an essential lever for improving household nutrition. The statistics remain concerning: 37% of children under five suffer from stunted growth, and more than a quarter of women of childbearing age are anemic. Faced with these challenges, the initiative aims to empower

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Low-water period: Strong mobilization of the MEAH to secure water supply

As the low-water period approaches, the Ministry of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (MEAH) is intensifying its interventions to secure the supply of drinking water. Through the rehabilitation of facilities, new borehole drilling, replacement of pipelines, and capacity building, the government, led by the ministry, has implemented a comprehensive strategy to address potential shortages. Captured &

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Music: Papa James, one of the rock souls of Madagascar

A prominent figure of Anosy’s nightlife and a pioneer of early urban groove, Papa James represents the quest for self-affirmation of a post-colonial generation. Blending direct rock with melancholy, his music captures the vibrant soul of a Madagascar in transition. Papa James, whose civil name was Mayoub Caid Jean Gaby Rakotonirina (1950-2026), possessed the unique

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Malagasy Design Gaze: ‘Re-drawing, Re-designing’ for the 3rd Edition

The artistic event ‘Malagasy Design Gaze’ returns for its third edition, titled ‘Re dessin, re dessein’ (Re-drawing, Re-designing). For this new chapter, the event seeks to explore what can be transformed, connected, and reinvented. The program is structured around several cultural stages throughout the city. From September 19 to October 2, a selection […] Captured

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Photography: Luis Tato awarded for his work on Madagascar’s ‘Gen Z’

It is this ounce of admiration for the Malagasy ‘Gen Z’ that undoubtedly earned Spanish photographer Luis Tato the Visa d’or News award on Saturday. He covered the events from September 2025 to October of the same year, which led to the end of Rajoelina’s reign. Captured & Published at: 2026-09-09 08:39:02 (Madagascar Local Time

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Visual Art: ‘Echo’ questions national unity

The tension of the ‘modern’ world is well captured in this painting of a chameleon in a jacket, a creature that has become a hybrid, holding a house in one hand, which almost encapsulates the question ‘F’iray sa kina?’. An exhibition by Echo, a graffiti artist and mixed-media experimenter, is currently on display at La

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