Finix

The installation of traffic lights, the redesign of intersections, and the clearing of sidewalks are gradually changing traffic in the capital. However, traffic jams persist on several axes, and compliance with traffic signals remains inconsistent. The Urban Commune of Antananarivo (CUA) is intensifying efforts to better organize traffic and enhance user safety. Measures include installing […]

The man suspected of killing a couple of entrepreneurs in Amboaroy, in the commune of Antehiroka, has been placed in pre-trial detention after appearing before the court. The investigation is ongoing. The couple, consisting of a French national and his Malagasy wife, had been killed with a bladed weapon several days earlier. Suspicion fell on

The Cybercrime Control Center (CLCC), under the Ministry of Communication and Culture, received computers from the Ministry in charge of Digital Development on October 21, 2026, in Anosy. This equipment will be distributed across the 24 regions to strengthen the resources of local teams. The objective is to train regional officials and field agents to

Demands for money, contested searches, and misunderstood controls: passengers are questioning the practices of certain agents at Ivato International Airport. Their testimonies raise questions about how complaints are handled and how responsibilities are identified. Several passengers have expressed dissatisfaction with the checks carried out at Ivato International Airport. They report persistent demands for money or

The Mahajanga municipality has given traders illegally occupying Amboavoalanana 48 hours to clear sidewalks and public roads, warning that their installations will be demolished if they fail to comply. The sanitation operation aimed at clearing public spaces continues in Mahajanga. A delegation led by the President of the Special Delegation (PDS), Guy Dolsain Arvely, conducted

In a statement released yesterday, the Anti-Corruption Pole (PAC) reported that it has received complaints targeting several former officials, including Andry Rajoelina and Christian Ntsay. The proceedings are provisionally suspended pending a decision from the High Constitutional Court (HCC) regarding the court’s jurisdiction. The PAC announced the suspension of judicial proceedings related to complaints filed

The moderate tropical storm Agueda is not expected to hit Madagascar. Yesterday, the system was positioned 770 km north-northeast of Antsiranana. It is generating average winds of 75 km/h, with gusts reaching up to 105 km/h. It continues its trajectory towards the west-southwest. According to the General Directorate of Meteorology, no direct landfall on the