The world is changing its skin. Power dynamics are being reshaped, technologies are redefining global influence, and crises are following one another at a pace that leaves no respite. Every week brings its share of disruptions. Every day seems to belong to a new era. And while the planet accelerates, Madagascar sometimes seems to be […]
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Ankaramalaza has transformed into a true center of spiritual pilgrimage. The major hub of the Malagasy Christian Revival celebrated its 85th anniversary, marking more than eight decades of faith, teachings, and ministry to tens of thousands of believers who traveled from all corners of the Great Island and the diaspora. Founded in 1941, the site
Madagascar’s tourism potential is attracting growing interest. Two partnership agreements were signed at the Delta Marriott Hotel in Antanimena between the Ministry of Tourism and Handicrafts, the Canada-Dubai Economic Chamber, and the Chamber of Commerce and Cooperation. These agreements aim to strengthen the destination’s appeal, improve the quality of tourism offerings, and open up new
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There is a glimmer of hope for those suffering from renal failure, a disease that has seen exponential growth in recent years. Nephrologists have yet to provide a clear explanation for the cause and origin of this surge, which affects all age groups without any known preventive measures. For many, the condition feels like a
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A democracy falters when citizens doubt the fidelity of the ballot box results compared to their actual votes. In Madagascar, beyond the logistical organization, legal regularity, and financial costs of elections, it is now trust that is at stake. An election derives its full legitimacy from the collective conviction that it sincerely reflects the voice
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On July 30, at the Dango market in the Faratsiho district, a man was attacked by a mob, accused of attempting to kidnap a child. He died, burned, before anyone had time to verify anything. In the following days, relatives and local officials indicated that he likely suffered from mental health issues, according to a
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Hasina Rakotondramiara, president of FC Rouge, the reigning champion of the Madagascar Cup, shares the ins and outs of managing a neighborhood club that is set to represent the nation in the CAF Confederation Cup. Regarding the club’s finances, Rakotondramiara notes that seasonal expenses are colossal, primarily driven by salaries, staff compensation, equipment, and travel.
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Beverages produced in Madagascar are gradually establishing themselves in the market by leveraging local raw materials. Founded in 2021, the brand Tapia d’Itasy illustrates this dynamic by transforming local fruits into aperitif drinks. Its first product, an aperitif wine based on tapia, remains its flagship item. It stands out for having obtained a quality label
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Madagascan journalism has lost one of its passionate writers. Journalist Sitraka Rakotobe passed away yesterday following a sudden illness that occurred in the morning while he was at a construction site. Despite rescue attempts, he could not be saved. Since 2016, Sitraka Rakotobe had established himself in the Malagasy media landscape through his rigor and
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The Anjozorobe Oil Mill continues to ramp up its production thanks to the ODOF (One District One Factory) project. Its peanut and soybean oil production is growing, and its products are gradually capturing the national market. Two years after its inception under the ODOF project, the Anjozorobe Oil Mill has seen a significant increase in
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