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The Madagascar Karate-Do Federation is facing opposition from its practitioners. An ad hoc committee, led by Mohammed Myridin Razafimbeloson, is challenging the legitimacy of the current leadership team of the Madagascar Karate-Do Federation (FKM). The dissidents argue that “the certificate of conformity for the current president’s functional attestation expired on April 26,” justifying their demand […]

With its vast maritime space, Madagascar faces several challenges related to maritime security, the protection of marine resources, and the fight against illicit activities. To address these issues, the Malagasy Navy and the Maritime Information Fusion Center (CFIM) are organizing a national workshop on maritime governance and security from July 15 to 17. Supported by

Accessing the status of researcher-teacher no longer depends on the ‘Grand Collège’. The Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research has dissolved this entity. ‘The independence of each research center must be guaranteed to prevent it from depending on the power of a few individuals. Excessive centralization is likely to foster risks of corruption,’ stated

The fire that occurred on Friday evening in Tsaralalàna, which was reported in our columns on Saturday, has claimed the life of a father. According to relatives, the fire started around 6:22 PM, likely due to a short circuit. Fanned by the wind, it spread rapidly, ravaging the first and second floors of the building

Traffic is interrupted on Rue Rainibetsimisaraka, between the Tana Plaza Hotel and the Malagasy Post Office (Poste Malagasy) at Petite Vitesse. “This measure will remain in effect until September 19, as part of the work to install a main water pipe under the second phase of the Antananarivo Integrated Sanitation Program (PIAA2),” the Urban Commune

For one evening, the Café de la Gare left Soarano behind to transport its audience to the heart of the festive and artistic atmosphere of Montmartre. On Saturday, the second edition of the Grand Bal brought together many culture enthusiasts for a varied program, where several artistic disciplines followed one another in a warm, elegant,

For those whose childhood and adolescence spanned the 1990s and 2000s, the affinity for video games is deeply ingrained. Their personal history was largely shaped by countless hours spent in front of a console—a symbol of playful (and sometimes frustrating) escapism where the real world faded behind the screen. For this generation, these moments were

Colonel Michaël Randrianirina has taken a further step toward abolishing the cult of personality. After declaring upon taking power that he did not need his portrait hung in administrative offices, he emphasized during a weekend tour in Toamasina that there is no need to thank him for his actions. “It is our duty; we are