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VOLUNTARY DISAPPEARANCES – Investigators identify ten fake kidnappings

In a month and a half, 107 people reported missing have been found. Among them, ten had simulated their own kidnapping, according to the Tsaralalàna Command Center. At the Tsaralalàna Command Center, every missing person report continues to mobilize resources. Ten individuals recently claimed to have been kidnapped, before investigations revealed that they had actually […]

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OBITUARY – Papa James leaves a legacy beyond borders

A prominent figure in Malagasy salegy and musical entertainment, Papa James has passed away in South Africa, leaving behind a 36-year career and a long-cherished dream of returning to his homeland. He dreamed of returning to Diego (Antsiranana), the city where it all began. He hoped to perform on stage in Madagascar once more and

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PORTRAIT – Dina Mialinelina makes a grand return to La Teinturerie

After several projects carried out between Madagascar and France, Dina Mialinelina returns to the Malagasy stage this Friday at La Teinturerie, ahead of a second scheduled performance in the country. Dina Mialinelina’s voice will resonate once again in Madagascar. This Friday, August 21, the artist will take over La Teinturerie with her quintet for an

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HEALTH – A technician praises the progress of the military hospital

From X-ray film to modern scanners, the Soavinandriana Hospital Center (Cenhsoa) has undergone a profound transformation. A former technician testifies to this evolution and the challenges ahead. Chief Gendarme of the exceptional class, Olivier Christophe Mampitohy, is one of the veterans of the Soavinandriana Hospital Center (Cenhsoa). He symbolizes the living memory of the technical

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The Attitude of Certain Freed Slaves

Following the decree of September 26, 1896, on the abolition of slavery by Resident General Hippolyte Laroche, several prominent figures, such as Prince Ramahatra, Governor General of the Ambatomanga Military Circle, and Prime Minister Rasanjy, expressed their views. In his speech on October 2, Prince Ramahatra did not hide his contempt for the joy of

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Smallness: The Issue with Antananarivo’s Street Signs

A million-dollar question: where are the following streets located? Rue Titsy, Rue Toera, Rue Tsiombikibo, Rue Emile Razafimandimby, and many others. While one might try to find them on Google or in travel guides, many are missing. The city of Antananarivo has made an effort to install street signs with the city hall’s colors—blue background

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Food Poisoning: 36 People Hospitalized at HJRA After Eating at Ambatomaro

At least 36 people were treated at the Joseph Ravoahangy Andrianavalona (HJRA) Hospital in Ampefiloha over the weekend following food poisoning after consuming ‘compose’ and sandwiches purchased from a shop in Ambatomaro. The shop has been temporarily closed, and samples of the oil used to make mayonnaise have been sent to the laboratory for testing.

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FOOTBALL – Patrick Vieira appointed head coach of the Teranga Lions by the Senegalese Football Federation

Patrick Vieira is the new head coach of the Senegal national team. The Senegalese Football Federation (FSF) announced on Tuesday the appointment of the former French international, who was born in Dakar. He succeeds Pape Thiaw, who was dismissed following the Teranga Lions’ elimination from the 2026 World Cup. At 50 years old, Patrick Vieira

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URBAN DANCE – B.Boy 3J wins the breaking championship at the Bouzé Festival in Mauritius

A regional title for Madagascar. Malagasy dancer B.Boy 3J emerged victorious in the ‘Breaking’ category of the Indian Ocean Urban Dance Championship, held as part of the 4th edition of the Bouzé Festival in Mauritius. The final of this competition took place on Sunday, August 16, following four days of activities dedicated to urban cultures.

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