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Andohatapenaka: GPS leads to the arrest of motorcycle thieves

A motorcycle taxi was stolen by a group of thieves. However, they were arrested on the same day, and the two-wheeled vehicle was returned to its owner. This success was made possible by the GPS tracker installed on the vehicle. The thieves’ modus operandi was as follows: one of them negotiated a fare with a […]

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Port of Toamasina: Construction of the new container storage area officially launched yesterday

The official groundbreaking ceremony for the construction of the new container storage area at the Tanandava ‘dry port’ took place yesterday. The project is being carried out by the port authority in partnership with the company Colas. Once completed, this facility will meet international standards for heavy vehicle parking. It will feature comprehensive amenities, including

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General Richard Ravalomanana: Former Senate President sentenced to ten years of forced labor

The trial of the former Secretary of State for the Gendarmerie took place yesterday at the Ordinary Criminal Court of Anosy. A bombshell occurred yesterday at the Anosy courthouse. Following a highly tense trial that lasted nearly six hours, the former President of the Senate, General Richard Ravalomanana, was sentenced to 10 years of forced

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Seasonal Forecast: Madagascar Expects Three Months Warmer Than Normal

From September to November, average temperatures are expected to exceed seasonal norms across all regions of the Great Island. This trend calls for vigilance, particularly regarding its potential consequences on water resources and agricultural activities. Widespread heat is anticipated, as the country could experience a particularly hot quarter. Captured & Published at: 2026-09-02 07:24:04 (Madagascar

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Rural Development: 20,000 Families Supported by MALTO Over 50 Years

MALTO, a subsidiary of STAR Madagascar, has celebrated its fiftieth anniversary. This milestone marks half a century of commitment to Malagasy agriculture and the barley industry. Established to supply malt to STAR breweries, MALTO has established itself as a key player in agricultural development. Its operations currently span the regions of… Captured & Published at:

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Civil Registry: Boeny concludes the 2026 training cycle

In Mahajanga, the final training session on civil registry brought together municipalities from the Boeny region. The objective is to guarantee every citizen a legal existence and to strengthen access to fundamental rights. The training, organized from September 1 to 3, 2026, in Mahajanga, marks the conclusion of the national strengthening program. Captured & Published

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RN4 – Berivotra Bridge: Traffic interrupted for heavy goods vehicles

Rehabilitation work on the Berivotra bridge on the RN4 began yesterday, September 1, 2026, at PK 520+000. During the construction period, traffic is temporarily interrupted for heavy goods vehicles. However, light vehicles, 4×4 vehicles, and bush taxis can use a detour that has been operational since yesterday. Captured & Published at: 2026-09-02 06:39:04 (Madagascar Local

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Back to School: The Budgetary Shock Weakening Households

For Malagasy families, the start of the school year is much more than just a one-off expense. This period is a time when households are forced to sacrifice certain needs to send their children to school. Tuition fees, school supplies, clothing, transportation, and other costs all arrive at the same time, which can cause a

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Alzheimer’s: A support group for patients’ families this Saturday

Alzheimer’s disease continues to affect many Malagasy families, disrupting the daily lives of loved ones who must face considerable emotional and material challenges. To support them, the association Madagascar Alzheimer Masoandro Mody has been organizing monthly meetings for nearly ten years called ‘Dinika Tora-po’ or ‘support group’. Captured & Published at: 2026-09-02 06:38:38 (Madagascar Local

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HYGIENE – Residents still slow to change habits

New hygiene regulations are gradually being implemented, but some habits remain difficult to change. In several neighborhoods, waste continues to be dumped in inappropriate places, particularly in gutters. “Throwing trash anywhere remains a deeply ingrained habit for some people,” observed a local resident. These practices highlight the difficulty of changing daily behaviors. For many residents,

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