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COMMERCE – The cocoa sector yields only 0.2% to its farmers

A kilogram of Malagasy cocoa, processed into chocolate and sold on European markets, generates a value far exceeding the price paid to the producer. According to a study by Dr. Amena Abdirassoul, an expert in trade policy and lecturer at the University of Antananarivo, the farmer receives only 0.2% of the final value. The study, […]

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ANOSIZATO – Imminent demolition of houses

The implementation of the viaduct project in Anosizato is progressing steadily. Construction and site security measures include the installation of fencing around the bridge. As the transport of materials is already underway, securing the site is essential. “A bridge will be built on the other side, so it is imperative to protect the site, hence

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Securing Examinations: Baccalaureate Irregularities on the Decline

Examination boards for the 2026 Baccalaureate session have noted a decrease in irregularities during the tests. “Although acts of fraud persist, their frequency has significantly regressed compared to previous sessions. The decline in copies containing identical errors, a phenomenon that was common in the past, provides direct proof of this,” examiners stated yesterday. The Ministry

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RETURN TO THE STAGE – Nono to perform his greatest hits

Roland Rakotondrainibe, known as Nono, a renowned artist on the local music scene, has not performed in Madagascar for several years. Currently in the country, the artist has scheduled two meetings with his audience: September 6 at 3:00 PM at CCESCA Antanimena and September 11 at 7:00 PM at Havoria Anosy. Back in the country

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DR MAMY RANDRIANANTENAINA RANDRIAMIARISOA – “Sports medicine contributes to the development of a discipline”

High-level sports no longer rely solely on talent and training hours. Sports medicine intervenes at every stage of preparation: physical capacity assessment, injury prevention, training monitoring, recovery, nutrition, and post-injury support. This is an approach that Madagascar must consider a priority across all disciplines. Its role is not limited to treating injuries. Regular monitoring helps

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Father-Daughter Duo Tahina and Fitia Razafinjoelina: ‘We Overcome Our Fear in Rallying’

In Madagascar, many children of former rally drivers are following in their parents’ footsteps. For Tahina Razafinjoelina, the 2018 national champion, rally is more than just a sport; it is a tool for personal growth. “The result is not always the most important thing for us; rally makes us more confident and helps us overcome

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Murder of two young girls: Families await the truth from investigators

The investigation into the murder of two young girls from Manjakaray has gripped the capital. Their families are relying on the authorities to establish the truth and ensure justice is served. The murder of 21-year-old Stéphanie Nohasoavina Mikaella Israele and 17-year-old Vololoniaina Haingotiana Rasamison continues to spark deep emotion. The families of the two young

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MAHAJANGA – Six new HIV-positive cases detected

The Boeny region has taken a first step in implementing a new approach to strengthen the prevention and early detection of communicable diseases. This follows the official presentation of data collected through the Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) and its Flow Monitoring Points (FMP) installed at key entry points in Mahajanga. As part of an International

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NATIONAL CONSULTATION – The long-awaited kick-off

The Council of Christian Churches in Madagascar (FFKM) is expected to kick off the national consultation today with an ecumenical service at the Voara Andohatapenaka village. This highly anticipated event is set to outline the stages of the process. The service marks the inauguration of the national consultation coordination headquarters. The FFKM, tasked with leading

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