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Education: Soalala recovers after the cyclones

Four months after the devastating passage of Cyclone Fytia, which deprived more than 10,000 children of schooling, a return to the classroom is now a reality in Soalala. The Minister of National Education, Sendra Nirina Rajaonarison, and the UNICEF representative, Christine Jaulmes, visited the site to observe the progress of the reconstruction. They have […] […]

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2026 World Cup: African teams cursed by final minutes

In the heart of the 2026 World Cup round of 32, four African teams – South Africa, Ivory Coast, the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), and Senegal – experienced cruel scenarios, losing their grip in the final moments of matches they had largely dominated or controlled. None of these collapses occurred by chance. Captured

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2026 World Cup: The United States defeats Bosnia and reaches the Round of 16

Thrills and relief: The American co-hosts secured their ticket to the Round of 16 of the 2026 World Cup by defeating Bosnia and Herzegovina two goals to zero at the San Francisco Bay Area Stadium. It was a hard-fought victory, marked by the second-half expulsion of their star striker, Folarin Balogun. Captured & Published at:

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Bypass: 15 trucks seized for unauthorized land reclamation

The President of the Refondation of the Republic of Madagascar (PRRM), Michaël Randrianirina, conducted an unannounced inspection early yesterday morning in the Bypass area while on his way to the Iavoloha Palace. He was accompanied by the Minister of Land Planning and Land Services, Lylison René de Rolland. On-site, the operation resulted in the seizure

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Public Security: France Strengthens Cooperation with Madagascar

Faced with the growing influence of Russia on the Big Island, particularly in the military sector, Paris does not intend to yield ground. Proof of this is that security cooperation between Madagascar and its former colonial power remains particularly active and is intensifying on the ground. It is within this context of geopolitical rivalry that

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Crime and Corruption: UNODC partners with Madagascar to track down mafia networks

The fight against crime and corruption is taking on a new dimension in Madagascar. Yesterday morning, the Iavoloha State Palace hosted a highly strategic meeting between the President of the Refoundation, Colonel Michaël Randrianirina, and Mr. Ali El Bereir, regional representative of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC). Captured & Published at:

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Allegations of Favoritism

The draft law establishing the principles governing the exercise of certain downstream petroleum activities by an authorized Malagasy entity marks a significant evolution in Madagascar’s energy policy. Allegations of favoritism have emerged, as the government’s stated ambition is clear: to strengthen the security of petroleum product supplies and enable the State to obtain better terms.

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Petroleum products: Towards direct importation by the State through a specially authorized entity

The refoundation regime is considering a radical change in the petroleum sector. The State plans to import petroleum products directly. However, this importation is not as direct as it seems, as the operations will be entrusted to a specially authorized entity. While the reform is commendable in principle, it will be carried out through the

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Economic Governance: The GEM questioned on its role in the Refoundation

The recent decision by the Groupement des Entreprises de Madagasikara (GEM) to suspend its participation in joint economic governance bodies continues to spark reactions. In a contribution published on the Tatitra platform, economist Rapelanoro-Rabenja Harivelo Aimé believes that this position taken by the GEM, motivated by a “denial of justice,” comes at a critical juncture.

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