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FOOTBALL – U23 AFCON QUALIFIERS – Madagascar to face Comoros in opener

The first-round match of the U23 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers between the Barea of Madagascar and the Coelacanthes of Comoros is scheduled for September 28. Madagascar’s participation remains uncertain. With only one month left before the first match, no competitions or player scouting have taken place. Following the draw held Tuesday evening in Cairo, […]

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DISASTERS – BNGRC and the Red Cross join forces

The National Office for Risk and Disaster Management (BNGRC) and the Malagasy Red Cross have joined forces to address disasters. They signed a memorandum of understanding to consolidate collective dynamics in risk and disaster management in Madagascar. The signing took place yesterday at the Hotel Panorama. This cooperation marks a proactive approach to recovery. “The

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AMBOHIMALAZA CASE – Four defendants remain in detention

Four women remain incarcerated in connection with the Ambohimalaza case. They include Fenohasina, whose birthday was celebrated on June 14, 2025, her mother, her cousin, and a traditional healer. The wife of a footballer, who was initially detained with them, has been granted provisional release. The Ministry of Justice emphasized that the Minister of Justice,

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50th Anniversary of Volleyball: Clarisse Randrianilana Organizes a Reunion Tournament

Half a century of dedication. Clarisse Bakoly Harisoa Randrianilana, former national team member and former president of the Madagascar Volleyball Federation, is celebrating 50 years in the sport this year. The former head of the national body, who served from 2005 to 2015, will organize a reunion tournament on September 5th and 6th at the

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POWER OUTAGES – Small businesses rely on generators

For years, load shedding has been a part of daily life in Madagascar. For small businesses whose operations depend on electricity, waiting for the power to return is no longer a viable solution. Cybercafes, hair salons, and other businesses are now equipping themselves with generators to continue their activities. “Electricity is essential for our equipment

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EDUCATION – Public schools prepare for the new school year starting September 7

Only a few days remain before students return to school. With the new school year scheduled for September 7, 2026, public institutions are already preparing to welcome them. Since August 24, administrative staff have resumed their duties to implement the necessary arrangements for the new academic year. Teachers will return to their posts on August

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NATION LIFE – Preparations for the October 14th celebration of the birth of the Malagasy Republic are well underway

Official celebration. As announced by the President of the Refoundation, Madagascar will officially mark the birth of the Malagasy Republic in a solemn manner this year. The ceremony for the 68th anniversary will be held on October 14, 2026, in Anahidrano, in the Antsohihy district, Sofia region. The choice of this location, closely linked to

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FOOTBALL – Ethiopia announces bid to host AFCON 2028

Ethiopia has officially submitted its bid to host the 2028 edition of the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON). The announcement was made on Monday evening by the Ethiopian Football Federation, more than eight months after its initial declaration of intent to host the event. “Ethiopia has officially submitted its bid” to the Confederation of African

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TRADE – Canada retaliates with 15% to 50% surtaxes on US products

Starting September 8, Canada will impose tariffs ranging from 15% to 50% on various products imported from the United States, in response to new surtaxes decided by Washington. Ottawa also warns that it will take additional measures if the Canadian automotive sector is further taxed by the United States. The new Canadian surtaxes will primarily

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