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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Tritra is inseparable from the urban musical heritage of Madagascar, serving as a reference and a gathering place for legendary instrumentalists: Tôty, Datita Rabeson, Panà, Ndriana, Popoly, Rolly, Naivo Andriambelo, and others. It also featured a signature voice: Lalatiana. Today, the legend persists. As part of this legacy, Piment Café Behoririka will host a new
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Joël Andrianomearisoa breathes a poetic and mysterious dimension into the Casa Sport complex in Andranobevava through his new monumental work, titled ‘Hevitra, teboka, baraingo sy tsoraka’. Located in the ‘domain’ of Andranobevava, a site comprised of luxury residences, green spaces, and sports facilities, Casa Sport was previously purely functional. Joël Andrianomearisoa has sought to transform
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It has already been ten years since the Republic of Korea and Madagascar strengthened their ties with the official opening of the Korean embassy in the capital. To celebrate this symbolic anniversary by sharing the best of its culture, the Embassy is pleased to announce the holding of the 2026 Korean Film Festival, which will
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Faced with new market demands, Madagascar is initiating a historic overhaul of its technical training programs related to mining professions. Supported by a strategic partnership with Japan, this major project aims to propel the professional excellence of a new generation of Malagasy technicians. A new milestone has just been reached in bilateral relations. Captured &
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Professional integration of graduates remains at the heart of reforms in private higher education. With this in mind, IMSAA (Institut de Management et des Sciences Appliquées) structures its academic offerings around programs authorized by the supervising ministry. These curricula lead to degrees officially recognized by the Malagasy civil service, ranging from category IV to […]
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Recent cases of kidnappings, disappearances, and murders, which have sparked deep concern among the population of Antananarivo, have prompted administrators of higher education institutions in the capital to reschedule their class hours, allowing students and staff to finish their days by […] Captured & Published at: 2026-07-09 08:43:12 (Madagascar Local Time EAT) Original Source: https://midi-madagasikara.mg/faits-dinsecurite-les-universites-reamenagent-leurs-horaires-de-cours/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=faits-dinsecurite-les-universites-reamenagent-leurs-horaires-de-cours
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The mpox epidemic continues to spread in Madagascar, with 36 active districts currently reported, while 69 districts have already been affected by mpox since the start of the epidemic in the country at the end of 2025. A new death linked to mpox was recorded this week: a man. Captured & Published at: 2026-07-09 08:43:05
Mpox Epidemic: A sixteenth death occurred on July 7 in the Sofia region Read More »
The Ministry of Youth and Sports (MJS) is entering the final stretch of the major National Youth Consultation. Minister Alain Désiré Rasambany announced yesterday in Andakana that the preparatory work is well advanced and the final feedback session is expected to be held at the end of July in Antananarivo, barring any last-minute changes. Captured
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Faced with accelerated forest degradation, intensifying droughts, and growing pressure on ecosystems, Madagascar acknowledges that it has entered a genuine environmental crisis. Gathered in Morondava for the joint celebration of major world days dedicated to the environment, authorities—including the President of the Refondation—discussed the urgent need for action. Captured & Published at: 2026-07-09 08:42:52 (Madagascar
