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Tanzanian Vice President Emmanuel Nchimbi will step down from his post on September 4. On Tuesday, he announced his decision to retire from politics and public service. Appointed to the position in November 2025, he stated that he wishes to align with President Samia Suluhu Hassan’s desire for change. “I have written to President Hassan

The Council of Christian Churches in Madagascar (FFKM) has set a timeline of approximately nine months to conclude and finalize the national consultation process. Reverend Vonjisoa Tahina Ranaivoarivelo, Secretary General of the ecclesiastical organization, announced during the presentation of the official calendar that the restitution of the findings will take place in May 2027. For

Simply enrolling children in school is no longer enough. The real challenge now lies in the transition to secondary education, a stage where many adolescents drop out of the school system. The situation is concerning. According to a World Bank analysis on the status of women and girls in Madagascar, only 30.8% of girls and

As the impacts of climate change and drought continue to hit the Great Island hard, young Malagasy people have more of a say than ever. In the context of preparations for COP31 under the aegis of the UNFCCC, just as in the momentum driven during COP17, an opportunity is emerging for the youth to engage.

As the “2026 Student Fair” at the University of Antananarivo is set to take place on September 3rd and 4th at the Ankatso Esplanade, new high school graduates are facing the harsh reality of the numbers. With more than 30,000 graduates per year in the capital, and only 8,000 to 10,000 spots available for the