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Corporate Games: Football, Basketball, and Pétanque in the Spotlight

As part of its 20th-anniversary celebration, the Economic Development Board of Madagascar (EDBM) is organizing the “Corporate Games,” a major inter-company sports event scheduled for October 30th and 31st. Three disciplines will be featured: 7-a-side football, which will bring together 27 teams; mixed basketball, with 14 squads; as well as pétanque. Captured & Published at: […]

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Fencing: An exchange of blades and expertise between Mauritius and Madagascar

The cooperation between the Malagasy and Mauritian fencing federations has reached a new milestone during a friendly meeting organized in Mauritius. The event brought together several of the best fencers from both countries in the junior and senior categories, following an intensive three-day training camp led by fencing masters Elinjara Luc Ramanandraivonona and Jean. Captured

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TRANSPORT – A thousand illegal bajajs operating in Mahajanga

In Mahajanga, the municipality is preparing to sanction motorcycle taxi (TMT) operators who have failed to renew their operating licenses. The deadline for regularization, set for the end of May, has been exceeded by several months. “There are 2,400 tricycles that are in compliance and have renewed their licenses this year. These bajajs received their

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RN4 Maevatanàna: Son of former MP dies in traffic accident

The eldest son of Lalao Rahantanirina, known as Nina, a former elected Member of Parliament for Mahajanga I, lost his life in a traffic accident in Manjakavaradrano, Maevatanàna district. According to reports, he was traveling to the Maevatanàna prison to deliver supplies to his mother. The vehicle he was driving veered off the road and

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TRAFFIC – Around a hundred motorcyclists fined

Three hundred and seventy motorcycles were intercepted and checked during a vast operation conducted by the National Police on the night of October 27 in Antananarivo. The checks were carried out both day and night to reduce traffic accidents and insecurity. During this operation, numerous infractions were noted. Fifty-two two-wheeler drivers were caught carrying three

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Prosecution of Former Leaders – The HCC Gives the Green Light

The High Constitutional Court (HCC) approved yesterday the request from the Anti-Corruption Pole (PAC) to recognize its jurisdiction to judge cases involving former leaders, particularly for acts of abuse of power related to corruption. This decision by the Ambohidahy judges follows a referral from the Directorate of Legislation and Litigation (DLC) at the Prime Minister’s

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AKANY AVOKO – Solidarity strengthens child support

Solidarity goes beyond material donations; it is rooted in presence, active listening, and supporting children throughout their life journeys. On October 28, at the Akany Avoko center in Ambohidratrimo, a joint initiative by DHL and the Madagascar Food Bank (BAM) highlighted the importance of collective commitment to vulnerable children. Beyond daily necessities, these children require

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TENNIS – BMOI remains committed to the sport

BMOI continues its commitment to tennis in Madagascar. In collaboration with the Malagasy Tennis Federation (FMT) and ACSA Ambohidahy, the bank invites amateur players to the BMOI Legacy Tournament on November 14th and 15th. This competition, dedicated to men’s and women’s doubles, aims to combine sportsmanship, conviviality, sharing, and business opportunities. For this new edition,

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Cinema: Darcy Andriamendrikaindrindra wins an award at Cannes

Twenty-four minutes to question his origins and reconnect with his identity. Malagasy director Darcy Andriamendrikaindrindra won the Best Documentary Short Film award at the Pan-African International Film Festival in Cannes, held from October 21 to 25, 2026, for his film Madagascar: What is left of me here?. “This recognition touches me deeply. Thank you to

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ONTM: Jean-Marc Razakazafy withdraws from taking office

Jean-Marc Razakazafy has canceled his assumption of office as the interim executive director of the National Tourism Office of Madagascar (ONTM). This information was confirmed by a source within the Ministry of Tourism and Handicrafts yesterday afternoon. Meanwhile, a source at the ONTM indicated that the organization had not yet received a formal letter regarding

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