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BEPC: Child labor takes center stage in Malagasy language exam

Child labor was a featured topic during yesterday’s Malagasy language exam for the BEPC (Brevet d’études du premier cycle). As students left the exam halls, opinions were divided. In the written expression section, worth 14 points, candidates were asked to reflect on the prompt: “Betsaka ny ankizy sy vanton-jaza miasa ankehitriny,” which translates to “Many […]

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HIT-AND-RUN OFFENSES – Cameras facilitate accident investigations

Video surveillance is helping to solve a significant portion of hit-and-run cases. One hundred and sixty-two cases have been recorded in Antananarivo since January. One hundred and sixty-two hit-and-run incidents were registered by the Traffic Accident Brigade (BAC) of Tsaralalàna between January and June 2026. A large portion of these investigations has progressed thanks to

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OVERHAUL OF THE ELECTORAL ROLL – CENI aims to register fourteen million voters

The Independent National Electoral Commission (CENI) plans to register between thirteen and fourteen million voters during the overhaul of the electoral roll. The operation aims to ensure the reliability of the registry ahead of upcoming elections. “Between thirteen and fourteen million people will be registered on the new electoral roll,” stated Thierry Rakotonarivo, President of

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CONSULTATION – The Judiciary at the Time of Refoundation

Following other sectors, the Judiciary has been holding national assizes in Ivato since yesterday. The goal is to strengthen its independence and efficiency, while also regaining the trust of citizens. A titanic undertaking. These are the words used by Andrianaina Rabarisoa, President of the Council of State, to measure the scale of the challenge facing

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Status and Rights of Slaves under the Merina Monarchy

Royal edicts and legal codes confirm the findings of historians Bakoly Domenichini-Ramiaramanana and Jean Pierre Domenichini regarding the status of slaves in the Merina Kingdom. The term ‘andevo very’ (lost slave) suggests the possibility of manumission, a right protected unless a formal legal conviction stripped it away. Notably, only two offenses punishable by permanent enslavement

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AMORONAKONA – Water treatment plant project enters backfilling phase

Backfilling work is currently underway at the construction site of the water treatment plant in Amoronakona. “This backfilling is part of the preparatory work for the infrastructure construction. The structures will rest on this embankment,” a source from the Ministry of Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene explained yesterday. The primary objective is to complete this backfilling

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MOTO ON ROAD – Hasina Kely secures a second victory

Second consecutive victory. The second round of the Madagascar On Road motorcycle championship, titled “iRace-iRay,” was dominated by riders in the “Sportive 3” category. The winner of the first round, Noel Hasina Rakoto, riding a BMW M1000 RR, confirmed his supremacy and brilliantly secured his second consecutive victory on Sunday at Base 213 in Arivonimamo.

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ART THERAPY – Art opens a path to well-being

Creating art is not limited to the production of a work. Art can also contribute to better self-knowledge, facilitate the expression of emotions, and help overcome certain barriers. Without claiming to provide medical cures, artistic practices offer many people a space for expression and personal reconstruction. Malagasy artists Vony Ranala and Mira Andrianarisoa share this

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BOENY – BEPC candidates increase by 8.34%

The first day of the examination for the BEPC diploma and the entrance exam for the 10th grade (seconde) in Mahajanga proceeded without any particular incidents. This year, an 8.34% increase in the number of candidates was recorded in the Boeny region, totaling 11,131 candidates. Among these, 3,853 are in the Mahajanga I district, with

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CONSUMPTION – Water and electricity production face a significant deficit

The Director General of Jirama, General Hajatiana Rasolomanana, took advantage of the 50th anniversary celebration of Jirama in Mahajanga last Friday to visit the electrical facilities operated by the service provider Enelec in Marolaka. During this visit, he observed that Enelec’s production capacity covers only 37% of the needs of Jirama subscribers, falling short of

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