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Social Reintegration: Over 150 homeless people hosted at Madcap transferred to the Seba Isotry center

For more than 150 homeless people in Antananarivo, a new life begins at the Seba center in Isotry. They find not only a roof over their heads but also support aimed at promoting their social reintegration and autonomy. They were selected based on specific criteria imposed by the Ministry of Population and Solidarity. Captured & […]

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Stopping the spread of the plague through fire

In the 1930s, colonial efforts to beautify Antananarivo, such as parks and lakes, masked poor sanitary conditions. A 1936 survey revealed that 75% of homes lacked basic comfort, and 22% were uninhabitable slums. Faced with the plague, health authorities implemented strict disinfection protocols. This involved a two-phase process: initial chemical disinfection using cresyl and chloropicrin,

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Penalty

Miroslav Klose reached 16 goals in four World Cups without relying on penalties. However, the 11-meter exercise is not the formality one might think. Proof of this: the two top provisional scorers (before the semi-finals of this 2026 World Cup), Lionel Messi and Kylian Mbappé, have missed two and one respectively. Lionel Messi, in particular,

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ACCIDENT PREVENTION – The Vehicle Technical Inspection Center strengthens road checks

Strengthening road safety and preventing accidents caused by vehicle technical failures is the objective of the information campaign organized by the Vehicle Technical Inspection Center (CVT), which presented its missions and the procedures for surprise technical inspections carried out on the roads. General Jean Benoît Andriantody, Director in charge of road activity coordination (DGSR/DOR), recalled

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CLIMATE COLLOQUIUM – Practical actions belong to the government

Observations, responsibilities, and paths for action. This summarizes the two days of scientific reflection that brought together researchers, students, and the general public at the University of Toliara. Biodiversity, food security, wetlands, reefs, agriculture, migration, water, health, vegetation fires, and marine plastics were among the main themes addressed. The panel organized last Friday, the final

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MADAGASCAR CHAMPIONSHIP – World Championship qualifiers confirm their status in the junior category

Confirmation. The final of the Madagascar individual pétanque championship in the youth category was a showdown between the two players selected for the upcoming Junior World Championship. Avotiana Eliot Raberanto (PAC), ranked number 2 following the training camp and evaluation tests held in Antsirabe from June 10 to 12, secured a 13-10 victory over the

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Winter Ailments

We enjoyed singing “Jingle Bells” at a time that wasn’t quite appropriate. Now is the time to join Raphaël, who made it the main theme of one of his songs. Winter is truly here, manifesting its presence with a cold breath that grips the senses at dawn. And, as every year, there are those who

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SUPPLY – OMH reassures on fuel stock availability

The Malagasy Hydrocarbons Office (OMH) and the Ministry of Energy and Hydrocarbons have jointly affirmed that there is no cause for concern regarding fuel shortages. “As we speak, a vessel carrying diesel and gasoline is docking at the port of Toamasina. Therefore, it is absolutely not a supply issue that prompted us to limit the

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LYNCHING IN MAINTIRANO – The Ministry of Justice defends the presumption of innocence

The presumption of innocence is the core message of the statement released yesterday by the Ministry of Justice following the mob violence that occurred in Maintirano. The text reiterates that no one can be considered guilty without a full investigation and a judgment rendered by a competent court. The Ministry firmly condemns the lynching, describing

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Seventeen painters celebrate female creativity

Malagasy painting is writing a new chapter in its history. For the first time, a collective exhibition is entirely dedicated to female artists as part of the ‘Iray Volan’ny Hosodoko Malagasy’ (Malagasy Painting Month), organized in collaboration with OFNAC. On display until July 31 at the City Art space in La City Ivandry, this event

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