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The fourth stage of the 2026 Masters de Pétanque, held in Saint-Étienne, featured a scenario full of twists and turns. The Étoiles du Sud team, led by two Malagasy expatriates, Yves Rakotoarisoa and Zigle Rakotondrainibe, along with Fara N’Diaye, had a perfect start to their campaign. In the group stage, they dominated the Dream Team

The July holidays are taking on a creative and friendly atmosphere at the Media Library of the Institut français de Madagascar (IFM). The space has become a true laboratory of experiences where art, digital technology, and personal expression intersect to offer participants a week rich in discoveries. Last Tuesday, the Mandala Workshop kicked off the

Currently, 30 cases related to missing persons are being handled by the judiciary nationwide. The phenomenon is taking on a national dimension. Faced with the increase in reports of missing persons and the public outcry sparked by several deaths widely shared on social media, the government is taking action. An operational center has been established.

The official launch of the Programme for Country Partnership (PCP) 2026-2030 was held recently in the presence of Colonel Michaël Randrianirina, members of the government, representatives of the United Nations, the diplomatic and consular corps, as well as private sector stakeholders. This initiative is the result of a partnership between Madagascar and the United Nations

The search of a Masonic temple in the Ivandry area has inadvertently revived the popular myth of the “mpangala-jaza,” which literally means “child snatcher.” Political Transplantation: In the early 1960s, many Malagasy people continued to harbor feelings of both distrust and respect toward the “Vazaha” (foreigners). Considered a “mpaka fo” (heart snatcher) or “mpaka rà”