Produir 1 has expired. Long live Produir 2. Madagascar has secured $225 million in funding from the World Bank Group for the second phase of the Integrated Urban Development and Resilience Project for Employment (Produir 2). This decision comes immediately following the conclusion of the project’s first phase and expands its scope. Captured & Published […]
The threshold of 4,000 notified Mpox cases was reached on July 3. According to the daily report compiled by the National Public Health Emergency Operations Center (Cousp), Madagascar has been recording an average of about thirty new notified Mpox cases per day in recent weeks. Captured & Published at: 2026-07-07 10:43:24 (Madagascar Local Time EAT)
The judicial proceedings against the ousted president Andry Rajoelina remain stalled at Tsimbazaza. Although the first ordinary session of the year concluded on Friday, the file regarding his impeachment before the High Court of Justice (HCJ) has not yet been placed on the agenda. When questioned about the progress […] Captured & Published at: 2026-07-07
Four pedestrians, including a 7-year-old child, were seriously injured after being struck by a Hyundai Starex vehicle on Sunday, July 5, around 8:45 a.m., in Androka, located in the rural commune of Alasora, in the Antananarivo Avaradrano district. The accident occurred on the road passing in front of the ECAR Saint-Laurent church, on the axis
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A new road tragedy has added to the toll of accidents involving two-wheeled vehicles in the capital and its surrounding areas. An army sergeant lost his life in a motorcycle accident that occurred early Sunday morning on the Ivato bypass road (Rocade d’Ivato), near the Ambodifasina intersection, close to the lake. Captured & Published at:
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In the heart of the Filatex zone in Ankadimbahoaka, Joël Andrianomearisoa has erected a “doorless museum,” following the first phase in Ouidah, Benin, at the Jardin d’Essai of the Zinsou Foundation. It is a political gesture that transforms industrial concrete into a living sanctuary for future memories. Eschewing a fixed narrative, Joël Andrianomearisoa […] Captured
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La Teinturerie in Ampasanimalo is dedicating its next exhibition cycle to the work of Jony R’afa. From July 9 to August 4, 2026, the artist offers an immersive dive into the aesthetics of “Black & White.” This exhibition-sale highlights the precision of his lines and the depth of contrast, which are the artist’s visual signatures.
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The upcoming opening of an immersive space dedicated to endemic species from Madagascar at the Hertfordshire Zoo in England is as much a source of excitement as it is a subject of questioning regarding the modalities of collaboration between international and local stakeholders. This is yet another example of environmental conservation that borders on a
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The date is set: on September 27th, the group AmbondronA will take on their traditional concert at the Antsonjombe Coliseum. They are performing without any guest stars, which is notable as filling the 30,000-seat venue usually requires collaboration. For the past decade, this pop-rock band has consistently managed to sell out the stadium. Captured &
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Claude Emile Sylvain, the Malagasy Member of Parliament elected in Antsiranana, is meeting the expectations of his constituents. He not only listens to his people but also takes action. On Saturday, June 27, he and local authorities—namely the head of the DIANA region, Louis Francio Marovavy, the Prefect of Antsiranana, Lucien Manajara, and others—took part
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