The High Constitutional Court (HCC) rejected the bill relating to the safe and secure use of nuclear technology in Madagascar in a decision rendered last Wednesday. The court considers that certain provisions of the text, adopted by the deputies on September 24, are contrary to the Constitution. In force for about thirty years, the legislation […]
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The protection of marine resources does not stop at the seashore; it also extends to market stalls. In the northern capital, agents from the Regional Directorate of Fisheries and the Blue Economy have taken direct action by meeting with seafood traders to raise awareness about the closure of lobster and crab fishing. The choice of
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Midwife, teacher, and doctoral student, Holitiana Vololoniaina Rabemanantsoa is sharing her expertise with the public through a collection of books dedicated to health, maternity, early childhood, and etiquette. Her ambition is to inform in order to better prevent and support daily life. As a midwife and lecturer at a private university, she shares her knowledge
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The defense of African creators’ rights has reached a new international milestone. Laza Razanajatovo, President of the Pan-African Alliance of Screenwriters and Directors (APASER), was honored in Tokyo for his commitment to the rights of African screenwriters and directors during the AVACI–FESAAL 2026 International Congress of Audiovisual Authors. This recognition highlights his efforts toward better
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In Mahajanga, traders are refusing to vacate the sidewalks despite the expiration of the deadline granted by the municipality, raising fears of clashes during the eviction scheduled for today. It is D-Day for the operation to evict traders from the sidewalks and public roads located in front of the City Hall up to the Analakely
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Between her performances on American stages and her nomination for the 2026 Boston Music Awards, the Malagasy singer continues her international journey and calls on the diaspora to support her candidacy. Niu Raza is busy with cultural engagements in the United States and is preparing to take on a new challenge. Nominated for the 2026
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The Androy region, long plagued by water shortages, now has new infrastructure to improve the supply of drinking water. Funded by the state budget, the project now supplies the city of Ambovombe. Ambovombe has been buzzing with excitement for several days. “There is a celebration everywhere in the city; people are honking horns and celebrating
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An armed robbery in Ambohidrapeto, near Itaosy, has left two people injured, including the owner’s son who was shot. The assailants fled with cash and remain at large. Armed criminals attacked a residence in Antsahamasina, in the Ambohidrapeto district near Itaosy, the night before last around midnight. The 26-year-old son of the homeowner was shot
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As the government finalizes the 2027 budget, households and small business operators are emphasizing the urgent need to improve water and electricity supply, road infrastructure, and purchasing power. The development of the 2027 budget comes against a backdrop of economic and social difficulties for the population. While the government intends to prioritize energy, infrastructure, agriculture,
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Madagascar has scored 25 out of 100 in the 2025 Corruption Perceptions Index, ranking 148th out of 182 countries worldwide. From daily administrative procedures to the embezzlement of public funds, the fight against this scourge raises three major questions: how does this system function, what sanctions are in place, and above all, how can real
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