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Authorities are reimplementing strict controls on vehicles equipped with smoked or tinted windows, particularly those covered with aftermarket tint films. Mandated by a 2002 ministerial notice, the ban on driving with tinted or opaque windows has seen varying levels of enforcement over the years. However, following the announcement of measures aimed at addressing concerns raised

Since July 4, law enforcement officers in the capital have saved six people—three men and three women—suspected of involvement in kidnappings from falling victim to mob violence. Alerts regarding alleged kidnappings have multiplied since July 4, with six suspects narrowly escaping lynchings thanks to police intervention. Yesterday, in Tsaramasay, a man and a woman accused

Eliminated from the World Cup race, the Ankoay finished their campaign in a fiasco. Technicians and basketball stakeholders are calling for a profound restructuring of the discipline. The Ankoay leave the 2027 World Cup qualifiers with an unforgiving record: six matches, six defeats. Beaten during the first window by the Democratic Republic of Congo (79-87),

The High Constitutional Court (HCC) has halted a radical sanction provided for in the new text regarding the status of the judiciary. The automatic dismissal of magistrates convicted of corruption is deemed unconstitutional. Not in conformity with the Constitution and must be removed. This is the decision of the High Constitutional Court regarding the final

The Urban Commune of Antananarivo (CUA) is continuing its fight against urban disorder. The Andravoahangy district has been the subject of a large-scale sanitation and reorganization operation. A major cleanup has taken place in Andravoahangy, leading to a transformation of the neighborhood. The “Mascar” sector, the area’s main trouble spot, underwent a reorganization operation aimed