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SAILING – MADAGASCAR CHAMPIONSHIP – Locals dominate

A clean sweep for the host league. Representatives from the Diana league brilliantly dominated the Madagascar kiteboarding and windsurfing championships. The national summit took place in Sakalava Bay, Antsiranana, this weekend. In the kiteboarding events, Angelo Frangelin, from the Kitesurf School in Madagascar, won the title in the boys’ over-19 category. The U19 crown was […]

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TSIMBAZAZA – Charred body found in a thicket

A charred body was discovered yesterday morning in a bamboo thicket, not far from the entrance of the Tsimbazaza Zoological and Botanical Park. According to gathered information, the victim is a man in his forties whose identity remains unknown. His body was severely burned, and his eyes were missing, presumably consumed by the flames. Initial

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RELIGION – Turmoil returns to the Jesosy Mamonjy Church

Rivalries have resurfaced within the Jesosy Mamonjy Church. Yesterday, faithful members demonstrated in front of the church headquarters in Ankorondrano, carrying banners. They are opposing the Board of Directors (CA) election scheduled for July 18. Law enforcement forces were present at the scene. A segment of the believers is seeking state arbitration regarding an election

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1918 (Conclusion)

In this concluding part, Mr. Belloiseau, a newcomer to the village, questions the logic of the villagers who blame a woman for supernatural curses. Despite his skepticism, a delegation approaches Baptistine the Piedmontese to lift the curse, ensuring her late husband Giuseppe’s remains are honored and a mass is held. Baptistine performs a ritual at

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PROFESSION – Cart rental serves as a vital income source

Behind the constant hustle and bustle of goods porters in Ambodivona, a discreet yet essential activity is thriving. The rental of handcarts and rickshaws allows many workers to transport goods for their clients daily without needing to invest in their own equipment. The principle is simple: owners make their equipment available to porters, who use

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Sports Development: Lack of a Real Policy Limits Performance

Long considered a hotbed of talent, Madagascar is struggling to maintain its standing on the regional and continental stage. While some individual performances in judo, weightlifting, and 3×3 basketball keep hope alive, the general trend remains concerning. Many federations are facing a decline in the level of their athletes and increasingly inconsistent results, which require

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ANDRAVOAHANGY – Fake Presidential Advisor Arrested

The Betongolo Gendarmerie apprehended a septuagenarian in Andravoahangy suspected of usurping the title of advisor to the President of the Refoundation. The 75-year-old man, who posed as an advisor to the President of the Refoundation of the Republic of Madagascar, was arrested on Wednesday. According to the gendarmerie, he used a phone number to claim

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SOOKANY TROPHY – The tradition of dhows rises from its ashes

The bay of Antsiranana is hosting the first edition of the Sookany Trophy, a dhow regatta that honors traditional sailing while promoting maritime heritage and tourism. While the bay of Antsiranana, known as the second-largest natural bay in the world, is already famous for international kitesurfing and windsurfing competitions, it is now preparing to write

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CLASSICAL CONCERT – Ravo Raboanarison elevates the violin

Violinist Ravo Raboanarison will reconnect with his audience on July 21 at the Cité des Cultures in Antaninarenina for a duo concert with pianist Antsa Ratsimba. Organized by Madagascar Mozarteum, this free event is part of the association’s mission to democratize classical music and make it accessible to everyone. Ravo Raboanarison’s journey reflects a passion

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National Assembly: A Parliamentary Inquiry Commission on Jirama

“This is a first in Madagascar,” stated Pety Rakotoniaina, the deputy elected for Ikalamavony. During a session held yesterday at Tsimbazaza, technicians and experts from Jirama were questioned by representatives of the National Assembly, in the presence of members of the Court of Audit. A parliamentary inquiry commission has been established to examine the management

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