The ‘True Metal Never Dies’ concert will bring together three generations of Malagasy metal bands at the Résidence Fisaina, all united by a single goal: to celebrate the power and continuity of extreme metal. Malagasy metal is set to write a new chapter in its history. This Sunday, the Résidence Fisaina will host ‘True Metal […]
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The 13th edition of the Sômarôho Festival kicked off with an exceptional turnout, but the performance by Jamaican star Sheenseea left many fans disappointed due to its short duration. Thousands of festival-goers gathered at the Villa Wawa in Djamandzar, Nosy Be, eager to see Chinsea Linda Lee, known as Sheenseea. The atmosphere was electric as
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The opponents for CFFA and FC Rouge in the first preliminary round of the Confederation of African Football (CAF) interclub competitions have been revealed, one month before the first leg matches. The Centre de Formation de Football d’Andoharanofotsy (CFFA), the two-time Madagascar champion (2022, 2026), will face Lesotho’s reigning champion, Lijabatho FC, in the CAF
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A company is successfully producing between 7 and 10 tons of eco-friendly charcoal daily using processed local plant materials. The industry currently supports sixteen employees. In Arivonimamo, Mi’Arina Charbon Écologique is expanding its production with a machine capable of manufacturing between 7 and 10 tons of eco-friendly charcoal. The company, which employs sixteen people, is
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Six children have reportedly died of measles in Antsirabe II. This is both sad and worrying. In 2026, this is a contagious disease that should no longer kill young children. Alas, it remains an implacable reality every year. In 2018-2019, eighty thousand cases of measles were detected with nine hundred deaths across the twenty-three regions.
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The Alarobia stadium will host the Madagascar senior championships from August 7 to 9. The country’s top athletes will gather to compete for the national title and earn points for pre-selection to the national team, marking the first step in preparations for the 2027 Indian Ocean Island Games (JIOI) in Comoros. Performances at Alarobia will
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Intense heat could occur during the month of October. “A very high-intensity El Niño episode is expected starting in October. (…) This rise in temperatures is one of its impacts,” explained Zo Rakotomavo, Director at the General Directorate of Meteorology, yesterday. It is around October that maximum temperatures will begin to climb, which could mark
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In this month of July, while school holidays are still ongoing, market stalls are already beginning to fill up with notebooks, pens, and other school supplies. In Analakely, the capital’s main market, retailers have anticipated the upcoming school year. However, this year, consumers will have to face a price increase compared to last year. “The
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Understanding the causes of recurring political crises to better envision the democratic future of Madagascar. This is the objective of a conference-debate that will bring together researchers, students, and the general public at the University of Antananarivo. Why does Madagascar regularly relapse into political crises? This question will be at the heart of the conference-debate
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Three days after the fire that devastated the Bazary Kely in Toamasina, the focus has shifted to reconstruction. Despite the extent of the damage, the affected merchants have begun to gradually rebuild their kiosks with the goal of resuming their activities as quickly as possible. To support them, the State has mobilized emergency aid for
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