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The cup is full

The limit has been crossed. With about a dozen reports of missing children every day—some of whom are later found dead and mutilated—this scourge must be tackled head-on. Whether it is a matter of political destabilization, the instigation of psychosis, or something else, the security forces must, for once, demonstrate that they are indeed serving […]

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KARATE – GRADE – Hanshi Rajaonarison Aims for the 8th Dan

Madagascan karate is in the spotlight. A key figure in Shotokan Karate-do in Madagascar, Hanshi Rajaonarison Andriamiarinarivo has just been selected for the evaluation of the prestigious 8th Dan (Hanshi) grade by the International Karate Spirit – Samurai Kabudo Federation (IKSSKF), an organization led by Grandmaster Minh Nguyen (10th Dan Hanshi). This international distinction recognizes

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ENERGY – Solar power plants increase production by 2 MW

Solar energy production is on the rise. Jirama has announced the injection of an additional 2 MW into the Antananarivo Interconnected Grid (RIA) this week. This contribution comes from the new solar park in Ilafy, which has officially begun its startup phase. While this commissioning is positive news, particularly during this low-water period that reduces

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Sanitary Measures Equated with Oppression

A pervasive plague, a supernatural curse, prophylaxis considered a sacrilegious behavior, and fraud through clandestine burials and exhumations to respect traditions… This summarizes the first part of the study conducted by researcher Faranirina V. Esoavelomandroso, titled ‘From Plague Disease to Political Plague: Interpretation by the Merina of the Plague Endemic Phenomenon on the Central Highlands

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CONTEMPORARY ART – Joël Andrianomearisoa unites sport and art in Ankorondrano

With “Hevitra teboka baraingo sy tsoraka,” the Malagasy artist transforms punctuation marks into a monumental work that engages with residents at the new Casa Sport complex in Ankorondrano. Periods, exclamation marks, and question marks leave the page to occupy the public space. In Ankorondrano, Joël Andrianomearisoa has unveiled “Hevitra teboka baraingo sy tsoraka,” a permanent

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INSECURITY – Antananarivo faces a wave of disappearances

The disappearances of children and adults are occurring one after another in the capital. Within a single week, three minors and a father were found murdered. Just yesterday, thirteen people were reported missing in the capital, including five adults and eight minors. The report released by the police on Sunday, July 5, which stated that

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TRAINING – Basketball enthusiasts call for access to sports infrastructure

The nine basketball courts built at the Barea Mahamasina Stadium were intended to be a major catalyst for the development of basketball. However, many stakeholders argue that these public facilities have become difficult to access due to rental fees deemed too high. The issue resurfaced during the national mini-basket Jamboree, which concluded on Saturday at

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TRAFFIC: The CUA tests a new layout at Fasan’ny Karana

The Urban Commune of Antananarivo (CUA) is testing a new traffic plan in the Ankadimbahoaka-Tsimbazaza-Fasan’ny Karana intersection area to alleviate congestion on these strategic routes. The CUA has launched a simulation operation along the Ankadimbahoaka – Tsimbazaza – Fasan’ny Karana intersection axis. This initiative mobilizes relevant officials to evaluate measures aimed at improving traffic flow

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AMBATO-BOENY – Open defecation remains a tradition

A partnership between Saint-Louis (Alsace) and the Boeny region has launched a sanitation project in Ambato-Boeny, where the vast majority of households practice open defecation. As part of the strengthened cooperation between the commune of Saint-Louis, in Alsace, and the Boeny region, a new partnership agreement has been concluded for the next three years. This

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BEPC Exam: Candidates absent at Lycée Jean-Joseph Rabearivelo

The BEPC (Brevet d’Études du Premier Cycle) exams at the Lycée Jean-Joseph Rabearivelo examination center in Analakely were marked by the absence of several candidates, attributed to various reasons. At the Lycée Jean-Joseph Rabearivelo center, 78 candidates were absent out of 1,265 registered for the second day of the BEPC exams. This figure shows a

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