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Access to drinking water: The government doubles its efforts

Faced with persistent water supply difficulties in Antananarivo and several regions, the government is stepping up its interventions. Strengthening production, rehabilitating networks, local drilling, and emergency distribution: several projects are underway with the support of technical and financial partners. The goal is to provide sustainable access to drinking water for Malagasy households. Captured & Published […]

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Environmental Issues: 25 Women Journalists Strengthen Their Investigative Skills

In partnership with Reporters Without Borders (RSF), 25 journalists from the Association of Women Journalists of Madagascar (AFJM) participated in a three-day residential training held from October 21 to 23 at the Higher Specialized School of Vakinankaratra (ESSVA) in Antsirabe. This session is part of a capacity-building program. Captured & Published at: 2026-10-27 07:23:38 (Madagascar

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Reinstatement of National Service: Mixed Opinions, Youth More Reluctant

Although no formal survey has been conducted on the matter, the idea of reinstating national service for young people has sparked significant public reaction, particularly on social media, which serves as the primary platform for expression among both the youth and older generations in Madagascar. The proposal was mentioned three days ago in Ihosy during

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Social Innovation: Three projects selected from 271 applications

Orange Madagascar awarded the national winners of the 16th edition of the Orange Social Entrepreneur Prize in Africa and the Middle East (POESAM 2026) last Friday at the Café de la Gare in Soarano. The ceremony highlighted three winning projects out of 271 applications received, 95 of which were led by women. Captured & Published

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Global Ranking: Madagascar Remains the 5th Poorest Country in the World in 2026

For the time being, the Refoundation regime has not been able to perform better than its predecessors in the fight against poverty. One year after the military from CAPSAT took power, the country has not seen positive progress in the global poverty ranking, at least in terms of gross domestic product. Captured & Published at:

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RUN – Nouroudine to drive Don Octane’s Polo

It is confirmed. The reigning Madagascar run champion, Nouroudine Mamodaly, will be behind the wheel of the Volkswagen Polo S3000 R30—a four-wheel-drive vehicle boasting 1,300 horsepower prepared by Doc Octane—this Sunday. His name appears at the top of the pre-entry list published by the organizing club, RunMada, for the fourth round of the Madagascar Championship,

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EQPT: Quality Education for All and the Digital Public Square

Facebook is accessible for almost nothing, whereas EQPT (Quality Education for All) is much less so. This undoubtedly explains certain phenomena frequently encountered on this communication network, which lacks intellectual administrators or cultural prescribers. The venting of the masses gains what ‘a certain idea’ loses: the willingness to step back, a posture of distance, a

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AMBATOLAMPY – A Bajaj rolls over multiple times, injuring its driver

Last Friday, around midday, in the countryside of Ambatolampy, a tricycle, commonly known as a bajaj, veered off the road and fell into a ravine. The vehicle rolled over several times, leaving the driver injured and causing significant damage to the bajaj. The owner was called to retrieve it. The bajaj was traveling alone on

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FOREIGN TRADE – Decline in trade flows with France

Trade between France and Madagascar has fallen. According to a report by the French Treasury published at the end of September, trade in goods between the two countries dropped by 11.1% in 2025, totaling 874 million euros. In 2024, both countries had reported trade figures close to one billion euros. These figures are confirmed by

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METEOROLOGY – Prioritizing the inclusion of people with disabilities

Mahajanga is hosting a three-day regional workshop dedicated to promoting equality and inclusion in the meteorological sector. Held at the Coco Lodge hotel-restaurant in Mahajanga Be, the meeting focused on developing a gender equality action plan for the Masova project. The workshop aimed to integrate gender equality and social inclusion into meteorological observation and monitoring

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