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Ambovombe-Androy: 400 m³ of additional water per day to strengthen supply

Water has finally arrived in Ambovombe-Androy, and the local population has welcomed this news with joy. This water, transported from Andranogoa, will help strengthen the water supply for the city of Ambovombe and 20 villages located along the network. To achieve this major breakthrough, which is a first, the work focused on… Captured & Published […]

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Weekend Weather: Heavy thunderstorms and hail risks announced for several regions

The meteorological services have announced a deterioration in weather conditions for today and Saturday. High-intensity thunderstorms, potentially accompanied by hail, are expected in the Central Highlands as well as several other regions of the country. The regions of Analamanga, Itasy, Vakinankaratra, Amoron’i Mania, Matsiatra Ambony, Sofia, Boeny, and Betsiboka are particularly concerned. Captured & Published

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Contemporary History: What the CIA Knew About Madagascar

A deep dive into the declassified archives of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) reveals what they disclose and what they will never tell. These pages concern Madagascar, a country whose fate is often discussed without its involvement. Since 2017, 25 years of declassified CIA documents have been published, and Madagascar is naturally included among them.

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International Habitat Fair: Over 250 stands at CCI Ivato to meet public needs

Construction, real estate, interior design, decoration, household equipment, and energy solutions are at the heart of the 27th edition of the International Habitat Fair (SIH), which kicked off yesterday at the Ivato International Conference Center (CCI) and will run until next Sunday. A great opportunity, held under the theme “Madagascar in motion: imagining and building

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Real Estate Credit: SIPEM Banque Launches ‘Tranosoa’ Offer

As a key partner in the housing sector, SIPEM Banque intends to take advantage of the International Housing Fair to present its real estate financing solutions and support visitors’ projects. The bank is particularly highlighting the ‘Tranosoa’ credit, designed to finance the acquisition of land or a building, as well as the construction of a

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Dieu Donné Razaramaro: Ecology at the Heart of Social Realities

Protecting forests without ignoring the realities of households is one of the major challenges for Madagascar. Amidst energy needs, deforestation, and poverty, ecology goes beyond mere environmental discourse. Dieu Donné Razaramaro, founder of the NGO Mi’Art Eco, aims to contribute to this cause, from his native village of Ambohisoa to the University of Sussex in

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History Café: “Sacrifices in Madagascar” by François Noiret

A history café worth attending will take place this Saturday starting at 10:00 AM at the Photography Museum in Anjohy, titled “Sacrifices in Madagascar.” The event will feature François Noiret, a Jesuit, anthropologist, educator, and doctor of African studies based in Fianarantsoa. “The reality of sacrifice lies at the heart of religions; perhaps it should

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Album ‘Mandry ve?’: Rajery and Raùl Rodríguez on promotional tour in Spain

Currently on tour in Spain, valiha master Rajery and Spanish musician and singer Raùl Rodríguez are presenting the album ‘Mandry ve?’, the result of a musical dialogue between Madagascar and Spain. This promotional tour takes place from October 20 to 26, 2026, and brings the two artists to several Spanish stages. Captured & Published at:

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Light at the end of the tunnel still far away

One year after the Refoundation regime came to power, the electricity crisis remains a major challenge. While the production deficit has relatively decreased compared to last year, power outages persist, particularly during the low-water season. The light at the end of the tunnel is still far away, much to the dismay of the general population.

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