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Recent cases of kidnappings, disappearances, and murders, which have sparked deep concern among the population of Antananarivo, have prompted administrators of higher education institutions in the capital to reschedule their class hours, allowing students and staff to finish their days by […] Captured & Published at: 2026-07-09 08:43:12 (Madagascar Local Time EAT) Original Source: https://midi-madagasikara.mg/faits-dinsecurite-les-universites-reamenagent-leurs-horaires-de-cours/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=faits-dinsecurite-les-universites-reamenagent-leurs-horaires-de-cours

The mpox epidemic continues to spread in Madagascar, with 36 active districts currently reported, while 69 districts have already been affected by mpox since the start of the epidemic in the country at the end of 2025. A new death linked to mpox was recorded this week: a man. Captured & Published at: 2026-07-09 08:43:05

The Ministry of Youth and Sports (MJS) is entering the final stretch of the major National Youth Consultation. Minister Alain Désiré Rasambany announced yesterday in Andakana that the preparatory work is well advanced and the final feedback session is expected to be held at the end of July in Antananarivo, barring any last-minute changes. Captured

Faced with accelerated forest degradation, intensifying droughts, and growing pressure on ecosystems, Madagascar acknowledges that it has entered a genuine environmental crisis. Gathered in Morondava for the joint celebration of major world days dedicated to the environment, authorities—including the President of the Refondation—discussed the urgent need for action. Captured & Published at: 2026-07-09 08:42:52 (Madagascar

Following food products, now it is construction and renovation materials. The Ministry of Trade and Consumer Affairs seized expired paint, plaster, and silicone during an inspection operation conducted on Tuesday at a major store specializing in the sale of construction materials and equipment in Antananarivo. Captured & Published at: 2026-07-09 07:42:51 (Madagascar Local Time EAT)

Disturbing statistics. The Director General of the National Police reports 172 cases of missing children and adolescents in Madagascar during the first half of 2026. According to the figures presented on Wednesday by Police Controller General Jean Victor Tsaramonina, eight of these children were found dead after falling victim to violence. Captured & Published at: