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Media Cup – Independence Day: The second edition crowned with success

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The media-focused pétanque tournament continues to gain traction in Madagascar. On Saturday, June 27, 2026, the second edition of the Media Cup, titled “Independence Day,” brought together journalists and media employees for a day of sport defined by conviviality and competition. Organized by the Union of Sports Journalists of […] Captured & Published at: 2026-06-29 […]

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2026 World Cup: The Round of 32 Promises Great Duels

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The 2026 World Cup is entering its knockout stage. Following the conclusion of the group matches, the 32 qualified teams now know their fate. The first matches of the Round of 32 begin this Sunday, with several fixtures promising to be particularly competitive. The first round has delivered its verdict after several days of action.

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WOMEN’S TENNIS – Sarah Rakotomanga falls at the gates of qualification

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The dream of stepping onto the courts of the main draw at Wimbledon will have to wait. Tiantsoa Sarah Rakotomanga Rajaonah saw her journey come to an end in the second round of the qualifiers for the third Grand Slam tournament, Wimbledon 2026. Facing an experienced opponent, China’s Lin Zhu, the French-Malagasy player could not

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FEMINICIDE – A Mauritian national shot dead by police

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A Mauritian national was shot dead by police on Saturday in Mananara Avaratra, after killing his 34-year-old partner, a mother of two. According to witnesses, he was known for domestic violence. This time, he went as far as taking the woman’s life. The feminicide occurred around 1:00 a.m. in Antanambao. Armed with a knife, the

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Lamba: The Traditional Fabric of Madagascar

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The Firaketana (January 1965) dictionary dedicates sixty-six entries to the ‘lamba’. Defined as a woven fabric, the LAMBA serves as a multipurpose garment for covering, wearing, or wrapping. The term specifically refers to the traditional Malagasy attire. It typically consists of two strips of cloth, roughly 2.50 meters long, sewn together to form a single

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COMPETITION – Oncle Si Crowned Winner of Fanilo Voice 2026

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The grand finale of Fanilo Voice 2026 concluded at the Ilo Hotel, where Oncle Si was crowned the winner, following a competition praised by organizers and the jury for the depth of talent displayed. The stage at the Ilo Hotel resonated with the rising voices of Fanilo Voice 2026 yesterday. After a highly anticipated evening,

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TOLIARA – Independence Day Celebrations Marked by Tradition

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The traditional June 26th parade took place along the Toliara waterfront, where approximately sixty entities were presented to the public. Representatives from the public sector, led by the Armed Forces, security forces, and naval forces, marched first, followed by decentralized technical services, NGOs, and private sector representatives. Students from middle schools, high schools, and universities,

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