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Refoundation: Testing the waters for an extension of the Transition

Pety Rakotoniaina, the elected deputy for Ikalamavony, stated this week that there is no need to rush into elections. We appear to be heading toward a “teteza-mitatra” (extended transition). For the moment, the national consultation expected to lead to institutional reforms, as well as the organization of a constitutional referendum in March 2027 and a […]

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Madagascar: A National Policy for Clean Cooking

On Thursday, July 2nd, the government officially launched the Policy Letter for the Development of Clean Cooking, a strategic document that sets the course until 2035 to democratize access to modern, clean, affordable, and sustainable cooking solutions for Malagasy households. This initiative is spearheaded by the Ministry of Energy and Hydrocarbons. Captured & Published at:

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Ultimate Championship 2026: 400 athletes expected in Budapest

The world of athletics is preparing to write a new chapter in its history. From September 11 to 13, 2026, Budapest, Hungary, will host the inaugural edition of the World Athletics Ultimate Championship, a unique competition created by World Athletics to bring together the best athletes on the planet. Organized in a year without the

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2026 World Cup: A Yas Fan Zone to be set up at the Analakely Square

The Urban Commune of Antananarivo (CUA) and the mobile operator Yas Madagascar officially announced their partnership this Wednesday for the installation of a large Fan Zone at the Analakely Square. This iconic location will allow supporters to follow the key matches of the 2026 World Cup live, including the quarter-finals, the semi-finals, and the grand

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Pétanque: Yves, Zigle, and Franck nearly achieve a breakthrough at La Marseillaise 2026

The famous international competition, La Marseillaise à pétanque, continues to showcase great Malagasy talent. The Décines team, led by two players originally from Madagascar, Jean-François Rakotondrainibe (known as Zigle) and Yves Sédrick Rakotoarisoa, accompanied by Franck Picq, delivered a remarkable performance before bowing out in the semi-finals against Patrick Laur’s team, featuring Sony Even. Captured

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Mianatra Program: Launch of the first phase with the first 27 selected schools

The Mianatra pilot program is officially underway. The first schools to benefit from this project have now been identified. This was announced during the signing of the memoranda of understanding on July 3, in the presence of local authorities, officials from the Ministry of National Education, the Regional Directorate of Education, representatives of the schools,

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Participatory Guarantee Systems: A field evaluation mission launched

The Ministry of Agriculture and Food Sovereignty, supported by the FAO and the GSDM, has launched a field evaluation mission regarding the implementation of Participatory Guarantee Systems (PGS) aimed at promoting organic farming. The objective is to assess the progress made as well as the challenges encountered by the stakeholders involved in these initiatives. Captured

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No fewer than 90 cases of disappearance have been reported over the past few months. Currently, around forty people, mostly youths and children who went missing in recent weeks, remain the focus of ongoing search operations conducted by police authorities and the gendarmerie. These kidnapping cases, followed by… Captured & Published at: 2026-07-09 09:42:59 (Madagascar

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Morengy: Between Heritage and Metamorphosis

The Morengy is no longer exactly what it used to be. Like any living cultural practice, this traditional Malagasy boxing evolves with its time. This transformation now fuels a genuine debate between defenders of tradition and proponents of renewal. The former lament a slow erosion of the foundations of this ancestral discipline. For them, it

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