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After three days of anguish and intensive searching, Ntsoa’s family found the young man lifeless at the hospital morgue. A tragic discovery that raises many questions, as the circumstances of his death remain, for the time being, unknown. Originally from Ambodivoanjo, in the commune of Ankaraobato, Ntsoa had been reported missing […] Captured & Published […]

Early in the morning, blood was already spilled, causing a long traffic jam. In Androndra, around eight o’clock yesterday, a two-wheeled vehicle driven by a foreign national collided with a car. The motorcyclist died instantly. According to eyewitness accounts, he was overtaking cars amidst traffic congestion when he collided with a vehicle coming from the

A major milestone has been reached for the resilience of the Malagasy capital. Yesterday, the State, through the Ministry of Territorial Planning and Land Services, officially concluded the Integrated Urban Development and Resilience Project for Greater Antananarivo, known as PRODUIR. Financed by the World Bank, this large-scale program, completed in June, has successfully secured the

Faced with the rise in child kidnappings, Colonel Michaël Randrianirina has taken a firm stand. In Toamasina, the leader of the Refondation movement has declared total war against criminal networks and their use of cryptocurrency flows. His tone is direct, martial, and carries a gravity befitting the current security situation on the Great Island. Captured

Madagascar is now among the countries on a trajectory of “autocratization.” This is the main conclusion of the Democracy Report 2026, published by the Varieties of Democracy (V-Dem) Institute at the University of Gothenburg, Sweden. The diagnosis is conclusive. The study, conducted annually by the V-Dem Institute, highlights significant democratic erosion in the country. Captured