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VIDEO GAMES – Kalanoro makes its mark on the international stage

As the first Malagasy video game to be released on major international consoles, Kalanoro marks a new chapter for the country’s creative industry. The Malagasy video game industry has reached a historic milestone with Kalanoro. Developed by Red Raketa Studio, this Malagasy action-adventure game will be available starting August 27, 2026, on Xbox Series X|S, […]

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COOPERATION – India supports the health system

The sixth National Family Health Survey (ENSF) 2023-2024, presented yesterday at the Indian Embassy in Tsaralalàna, reveals that access to healthcare, banking services, and digital tools is sustainably transforming household well-being. Women’s empowerment is one of the primary drivers of improved family health. This is the central conclusion of the sixth National Family Health Survey

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ANDAVAMAMBA – A doctor loses his salary in a fire

In Andavamamba, a doctor saw his savings—including the salary he had just received—go up in smoke during a fire that ravaged his room between Monday and Tuesday night. A fire that occurred overnight from Monday to Tuesday in Andavamamba, near the Jirama agency, destroyed a doctor’s room, consuming his savings and most of his personal

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ASSOCIATIVE LIFE – The European Union encourages youth engagement

On Wednesday, the Grand Amphitheater of EGS/FDSP at the University of Antananarivo hosted a conference-debate titled “From the classroom to public action with the EU: from Global Gateway to future opportunities.” The event, organized at the initiative of the deans of the Faculty of Law and Political Science (FDSP) and the Faculty of Economics, Management,

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FESTIVITIES – Two hundred and fifty buses deployed across several routes

Two hundred and fifty free Foton buses are crisscrossing Antananarivo for the Independence Day celebrations. There are four departure points, multiple rotations, and dozens of municipalities served. An XXL plan for the holidays. Two hundred and fifty Foton buses will roam the city of Antananarivo and neighboring municipalities on the evening of June 25, as

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MILITARY PARADE – VIPs under high protection

For the first time, bulletproof glass has been installed in the official tribune of the Barea Mahamasina Stadium ahead of the June 26 parade, in order to protect the foreign heads of state expected for the national holiday. An unprecedented move. Bulletproof glass has been installed in the area reserved for official dignitaries at the

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FOOTBALL – LAWS OF THE GAME – FIFA amends several articles

The Referees Department of the Football Federation has announced the implementation of the amended Laws of the Game, effective from July 1st. Like the 110 other member associations of FIFA, Madagascar will apply the Laws of the Game as amended by the international refereeing body, the International Football Association Board (IFAB), starting July 1st. These

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CNAPS – SMGD Case: GEM Cuts Ties with the State

In a statement released yesterday, the GEM (Groupement des entreprises de Madagascar) announced its withdrawal from all public-private dialogue. The decision stems from what it describes as a ‘denial of justice’ affecting its five representatives on the Board of Directors of the National Social Security Fund (CNAPS), who are currently implicated in the CNAPS-SMGD (Société

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TRAFFIC – Ambohimiandra road remains closed

The road in Ambohimiandra may remain closed today. Although Jirama announced the completion of water pipe replacement work yesterday, the restoration of the road section affected by the excavation has not yet been finished. “The project proved more extensive than anticipated. Instead of restricting work to the pipe zone, we had to open up the

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ECOLOGY – Renewable energy makes its mark

Access to electricity is improving in underserved communities. Solar power is gaining ground and transforming lives. After four years of implementation, the joint Integrated Financing for Sustainable Energy (FIER) project is bearing fruit, sustainably changing the daily lives of the most vulnerable communities. It has enabled the connection of 550 families through two solar photovoltaic

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