The re-taxation of imported rice aims to reduce dependence on imports and support local production, a measure aligned with the goal of food self-sufficiency. The decision is final. The re-taxation of imported rice, as part of the Amending Finance Law and the Economic Recovery Plan, is now in effect. A 5% customs duty and a […]
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The justice system is taking action against the rise in kidnappings. Eleven people have been incarcerated following the opening of ten cases, several of which involve minor victims. Eleven of the sixteen suspects involved in kidnapping cases have been placed in pre-trial detention, with men sent to Tsiafahy and women to Antanimora, announced the Public
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In the rice fields of Antananarivo, watercress plays an important role in the agricultural calendar. From March to August, many farmers turn to this crop, which adapts well to humid terrain and supplies the capital’s markets. In several areas, plots usually reserved for rice are used for this production during this period, as the availability
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The Refoundation of the Republic government has launched its support program for youth entrepreneurship and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). A fund of 200 billion ariary has been announced for this purpose. Named ‘Fandroso’, the national program was officially launched yesterday during a ceremony held at the Ambohitsorohitra Palace. The stated ambition is to combat
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The semi-finals of the Madagascar Cup took place yesterday at By-Pass. FC Rouge defeated Cosfa, while AS Sainte-Anne eliminated Wagner FC from Androy. A final clash for a continental ticket. After tough trials, two clubs that have played in the Pure Play Football League over the last two seasons have secured their spots in the
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Unsanitary conditions continue to threaten the drainage canals of Antananarivo. In the Andriantany canal, waste is accumulating despite ongoing dredging and cleaning efforts. Waste is clogging sections of the Andriantany canal. The Authority for the Protection against Flooding of the Antananarivo Plain (Apipa) conducted cleaning operations two weeks ago. Plastic bottles, bags, used diapers, and
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Tragedy struck on July 20th at Kimony Beach, located in the rural commune of Bemanonga, Morondava district, where two brothers from Antananarivo drowned. Gendarmes were alerted around 3:51 PM and arrived at the scene. According to initial investigations, the family had come to spend the afternoon by the sea. The two young men, aged 32
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The capital is suffocating. Recent sanitation measures taken by the new Special Delegation President (PDS) are being challenged by transporters, street vendors, and bicycle taxis, proving that the city has become unmanageable. We have reached a point where it is impossible to change anything, restore order, or enforce the law. It is a true chaos
Classical violin found a particularly young audience on Tuesday at the Cité des Cultures in Antaninarenina. The concert by Ravo Raboanarison, accompanied on the piano by Antsa Ratsimba, was a success before an audience eager to discover classical music. In a rare occurrence for this type of event, there were many young people present, whereas
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UNESCO is strengthening its support for Madagascar by granting $120,000 for the rehabilitation of the Vavitiana Museum and community radio stations in Toamasina, which were severely damaged by Cyclone Gezani. This announcement was made during a meeting at Mahazoarivo between Prime Minister Mamitiana Rajaonarison and Louise Haxthausen, Director of the UNESCO Regional Office for Eastern
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