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Economic Inclusion: ‘M e tohy’ connects producers to buyers

A significant step forward has been taken in the context of rural economic development in Madagascar. Under the leadership of the Development Intervention Fund (FID), the digital platform ‘M e tohy’ is now establishing itself as a strategic tool for commercial integration for local producers, bringing their activities closer to the requirements of the formal […]

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Flyover construction works: Traffic restricted in Anosizato from July 30 to August 1, 2026

The construction of the flyover in Anosizato kicks off this Friday, July 31, 2026, aimed at easing traffic flow in this part of Antananarivo and its surrounding suburbs. The first shovel will be turned in two days, marking the start of the Anosizato flyover construction project. The Ministry of Public Works […] Captured & Published

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HIV/AIDS: Parliamentary mobilization for better care

A two-day workshop is being held in Anosy, focusing on strengthening the skills of parliamentarians in responding to HIV/AIDS and advocating for budget allocations for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) in Madagascar. The situation remains concerning: the share of the national budget allocated to the sector… Captured & Published at: 2026-07-29 07:38:37 (Madagascar

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Summer Holidays: The Great Rush to Mahajanga Begins

With the majority of major official examinations now concluded, it is time for relaxation and holiday activities. The flow of departures toward the most popular holiday destinations is beginning to see a surge. Mahajanga, one of the flagship destinations, has been experiencing a growing influx of visitors since last weekend, following the end of the

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Vehicle Lighting: LED Resists Compliance

The ban on the use of non-compliant lighting on automobiles, two-wheelers, and trucks is part of a vehicle compliance measure. Road safety authorities have granted users of non-compliant lighting a five-day grace period, starting from Saturday, July 25, 2026, to remove these devices. Captured & Published at: 2026-07-29 07:24:18 (Madagascar Local Time EAT) Original Source:

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World Bank: Harold Tavares on an official visit to Madagascar

Strengthening the partnership between Madagascar and the World Bank Group will be at the heart of the official visit by Harold Tavares, Executive Director representing the Africa Group II at the institution’s Board of Directors. During his visit to the Great Island on July 29 and 30, 2026, Harold Tavares will meet with the country’s

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Climate Emergency: Strengthening Women’s Resilience for Sustainable Development

The adverse effects of climate change are already impacting several sectors, including agriculture, the environment, health, food security, social welfare, and the economy. Scientists are sounding the alarm, warning that the situation is likely to worsen this year due to the El Niño phenomenon. In response to this climate emergency, the AFCD association (Association for

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Air Transport: Resumption of air service between Madagascar and the Comoros starting tomorrow

Madagascar Airlines intends to regain its status as a major player in air transport in the Indian Ocean region. The national airline has announced the resumption of air service between Madagascar and the Comoros. The flight operated by Madagascar Airlines, using its ATR 72 aircraft, will specifically connect Antananarivo and Moroni, via Mahajanga, with a

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2027 Constitutional Referendum: Voting Rights Reserved for Malagasy Citizens

As the 2027 constitutional referendum approaches, the electoral roll has become a central concern. During the official launch of operations in Talata-Volonondry—a commune comprising 14 Fokontany, with just under 12,000 inhabitants and approximately 11,000 voters according to acting mayor Tojo Rakotonirina—the Independent National Electoral Commission (CENI) has initiated a revision process. Captured & Published at:

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CUA: Employees issue ultimatum until Friday for housing allowance payment

A standoff has begun at the Analakely City Hall. Employees of the Urban Commune of Antananarivo (CUA), representing all six districts of the capital, have launched a protest to demand the effective implementation of their housing allowance. The trigger for this action is Decree No. 2026-1476, which sets this allowance at 200,000 Ariary. Captured &

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