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NATIONAL ASSEMBLY – Deputies establish an Economic, Social, and Cultural Council

Deputies have adopted the law creating the Economic, Social, and Cultural Council (CESC). It aims to strengthen dialogue between public authorities and the nation’s vital forces. Termed a “fundamental organic law” by the National Assembly, this long-awaited body is finally entering its implementation phase. Amidst lively debates yesterday in Tsimbazaza, deputies adopted the organic law […]

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DEPUTIES – GOVERNMENT – Face-to-face meeting turns into a list of grievances

The first true face-to-face meeting between the deputies and the Rajaonarison government was held yesterday. The session, which lasted late into the night, quickly turned into a flood of grievances from parliamentarians to the members of the government team. “One of the fundamental pillars of democracy.” This is how Siteny Randrianasoloniaiko, President of the National

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EMPLOYMENT – Minimum hiring wage increased to 315,000 Ariary

Long awaited for months, the implementation decree for the minimum hiring wage (SME) was finally published on June 29. According to the Ministry of Labor, Employment and Public Service, employees will benefit from a double adjustment of the SME this year. “This decree specifies that the minimum wage is maintained at 300,000 Ariary until September.

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MOTORCYCLE ON ROAD – MADAGASCAR CHAMPIONSHIP – Second challenge on a straight line

The second official race of the season dedicated to big-displacement motorcycles is here, and fans of powerful two-wheelers and speed are in for a treat. The second round of the Madagascar Road Motorcycle Championship, dubbed ‘iRace-iRay’ and organized by the ‘Petit à Petit’ club, will take place this Sunday at Base 213 in Arivonimamo. This

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HYDROCARBONS – The government reactivates the automatic price adjustment mechanism

The Malagasy government has reactivated the automatic fuel price adjustment mechanism, a measure suspended since April 2026, in order to better regulate pump price fluctuations in the context of volatile international markets. Decided by the Malagasy government, the reinstatement of the automatic adjustment mechanism covers major petroleum products: unleaded gasoline (SP95), diesel, and kerosene. This

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EVENT – Garage Mozika brings together rock legends

A celebratory event designed to unite. To mark its fifth anniversary, Garage Mozika Production is organizing the ‘Ultimate Show’ this Sunday at the Barea Mahamasina Stadium. Presented as the first event of this scale hosted by the organization, this concert will bring together three iconic figures of the Malagasy rock scene: Mage 4, Iraimbilanja, and

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TRAFFIC – Road closure continues in Antanimena

Traffic in Antanimena is set to become slightly more challenging as the construction site expands. The Urban Commune of Antananarivo (CUA) has announced the closure of an additional road section in the district as part of the infrastructure works for the second phase of the Antananarivo Integrated Sanitation Program (PIAA2), which involves the installation of

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REFOUNDATION – Prime Minister announces national consultation to begin this July

The government has announced a new timeline for the launch of the national consultation. “It is expected that the consultation will begin during this month of July,” declared Prime Minister Mamitiana Rajaonarison before the deputies during a question-and-answer session at the National Assembly this Thursday. According to the head of the Mahazoarivo government, the executive

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LAND OWNERSHIP – The National Assembly adopts the law authorizing the transfer of former colonial lands to the State

“Behold, I make all things new.” It was with this biblically-inspired phrasing that the President of the National Assembly, Siteny Randrianasoloniaiko, concluded the presentation of his bill establishing the legal framework for the immediate transfer to the Malagasy State of land registered in the names of foreigners during the colonial period. Captured & Published at:

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LABOR – Minimum wage set at 300,000 Ariary starting March 2026, increasing to 315,000 Ariary in October

The government has finally reached a decision. “A compromise has been found,” announced Prime Minister Mamitiana Rajaonarison to deputies during a question-and-answer session this Thursday. He stated that “negotiations with employers and workers have concluded” and that “the minimum wage has been determined at the government level.” Captured & Published at: 2026-07-02 16:12:52 (Madagascar Local

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