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Following an elective general assembly, Tanteliarimiza Rakotomalala, founder of the agency Becom, has been elected to lead the Women Entrepreneurs of the Analamanga region. This marks a milestone for someone who has always defined herself primarily as an entrepreneur. “In accepting this responsibility, I fully grasp the magnitude of the task ahead. It is a […]

As part of the celebrations for the 66th anniversary of Madagascar’s Independence, the defense and security forces held a dynamic demonstration at the Maki Stadium in Andohatapenaka on Saturday. Organized by the National Technical Organizing Committee (CTNO), the event provided the public with a glimpse into the skills and missions carried out by the Armed

Shootout. A feared criminal figure in Ambatomaro and his alleged accomplice were killed during an operation by the National Police on Saturday evening. Wanted for months for assault, robbery, and rape, the kingpin known as “Capsat” had escaped a first attempt at arrest on January 22. Spotted in a bar, he had fled toward Ambatolampikely,

Conferences, readings, exhibitions, and workshops highlighted the two-day Ainteny event at the Cité des Cultures. The Malagasy language took center stage this past Friday and Saturday at the Cité des Cultures in Antaninarenina. Organized by the association Teny Gasy 2.0 as part of the Month of the Malagasy Language, the inaugural edition of Ainteny brought

For about ten days now, the football World Cup has been emerging from its usual four-year hibernation to capture minds just as it always does. More than a week into the year’s biggest event, the usual passion that typically accompanies such a sporting spectacle has yet to fully ignite. On June 22, 1986, this characteristic

June 22, 1937, exactly eighty-seven years ago today, Jean-Joseph Rabearivelo chose to take his own life. Born when the French colonial period was less than a decade old, it is truly remarkable how he mastered and wrote poetry in both Malagasy and French. His proficiency in both languages was so profound that it is difficult

Ten months after the Andranotapahana-Ivato expressway was commissioned, the rice fields bordering the road axis are facing immense land pressure, with land acquisitions, backfilling, and commercial projects transforming the landscape. The rush for land along the capital’s new expressways continues. Since they opened to traffic ten months ago, the agricultural plots located near the Andranotapahana-Ivato