Jannik Sinner won his second consecutive Wimbledon title on Sunday, defeating German player Alexander Zverev in the final (6-7 [7/9], 7-6 [7/2], 6-3, 6-4). At 24, the world number one secured his fifth Grand Slam title, his sixth trophy of the season, and marked his 100th victory in a major tournament. Captured & Published at: […]
The operation to connect households to the drinking water network continues in Antananarivo and its surrounding areas. Approximately 4,293 households have been connected to the network between September 2025 and June 2026 as part of the Drinking Water Access Improvement Project (PAAEP). However, 3,395 connections remain to be completed by September 2026 to finalize this
Dismissal. In office since late 2024, Pape Thiaw has been removed from his position as coach of Senegal, the Senegalese Football Federation (FSF) announced between Saturday night and Sunday. The federation pointed to a failure at the 2026 World Cup following the elimination of the Teranga Lions in the round of 32. “Following the…” Captured
Strategic expansion. In order to address the lack of access to electricity in rural areas of sub-Saharan Africa, the company WeLight, which specializes in electrification through solar mini-grids, has announced an investment plan of 650 million USD. This strategy aims to strengthen its presence in the region by primarily targeting countries where the need for
None of the four semi-finalist teams from the Madagascar football championship, the Pureplay Football League, will play in the final four of the Madagascar Cup. The Centre de formation de football d’Andoharanofotsy (CFFA), Ajesaia, and Elgeco Plus were all eliminated this Sunday. The Madagascar champion, CFFA, was defeated by the Club… Captured & Published at:
Residents of Toamasina should finally experience a regular electricity supply, at least according to authorities who promised on Friday that there should be no more load shedding in the Great Port City. They assured that the commissioning of new generators provided to Jirama should allow for an increase in capacity. Captured & Published at: 2026-07-13
“Service stations are intended for retail sales.” The Ministry of Energy and Hydrocarbons explained the note published on Friday by the Malagasy Hydrocarbons Office (OMH), which limits the quantity of fuel that can be sold in mobile containers to 100 liters. In a press release, the ministry cited security reasons for this measure. Captured &
South Africa is recording one of the largest exodus movements in its history in recent years. The xenophobic violence that the country has been experiencing in recent weeks has caused more than 60,000 foreigners to flee. They are mainly from Malawi, Zimbabwe, Mozambique, as well as Ghana, Nigeria, and Uganda. Captured & Published at: 2026-07-13
“Let your actions be more numerous than your words.” The Episcopal Conference of Madagascar is calling for concrete actions as the country faces a precarious security situation, marked by numerous reports of disappearances, sometimes followed by murders. The Conference urges the authorities to ensure that the situation does not deteriorate further and invites the population
The 2nd edition of the “Zahako ny Nosiko” fair, organized by ATM Consulting in partnership with the Regional Tourism Office of Analamanga (ORTANA), will be held from July 16 to 18, 2026, at the Antaninarenina garden. This event, sponsored by Chalets du Voyageur and KRED Madagascar, aims to promote rural tourism. Captured & Published at:
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