Briefs

Art: Jessy Razafimandimby at LaM

Until January, the Lille Métropole Museum of Modern, Contemporary and Outsider Art (LaM) in Villeneuve-d’Ascq, France, is hosting Jessy Razafimandimby, the first guest artist of “raw,” its new program dedicated to young creation. Born in Madagascar in 1995 and based between Geneva and Marseille, he creates a dialogue between painting, sculpture, and drawing. Captured & […]

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Government: Resignation of the Minister of Digital Development

A dramatic turn of events occurred yesterday evening within the government. The Minister of Digital Development, Posts and Telecommunications, Mahefa Andriamampiadana, has submitted his resignation. The information was made public through an official statement from the Presidency of the Republic. This departure was motivated by reasons […] Captured & Published at: 2026-11-04 08:23:50 (Madagascar Local

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Science: An implantable mini-artificial pancreas, a promising solution for type 1 diabetes

This is an innovative alternative that could significantly change the lives of millions of people around the world. The development by researchers of a bionic pancreas that delivers insulin is already bringing joy to those suffering from type 1 diabetes. It is a fully implantable device capable of producing insulin, a promising solution for… Captured

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Political and Health Challenge

Madagascar remains one of the world’s main hotspots for the plague. Recent data indicates that approximately 75% of the plague cases recorded globally are concentrated in Madagascar. Together with the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Madagascar accounts for 97.7% of confirmed cases recorded between 2019 and 2025. For Madagascar, this situation represents a significant political

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TOAMASINA II – Nearly 300 pieces of precious wood seized

Gendarmes responsible for security along the Pangalanes Canal have once again intervened against the illegal transport of timber. On October 28, 2026, around 2 a.m., they intercepted a boat carrying wood without authorization during a control operation in Tapakala, in the commune of Amboditandroho, Toamasina II district. The arrangement of the cargo aroused their suspicions

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KARATE-DO – CFKA – Three young champions showcase the club’s expertise

The performances of its athletes in national and international competitions testify to the quality of the teaching and technical supervision at the Antananarivo Karate-Do Training Club (CFKA). The national titles won by Fitia Marinah Ravaonarimanana, Mathina Carinah Andriamasy Rasamoelina, and Nicolas Rakotoarimanana during the recent Madagascar championships in Fianarantsoa are a clear illustration of this.

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YEAR-END – Christmas preparations begin

Commercial excitement is beginning to be felt in Behoririka. As the year-end holidays approach, the first festive items and toys are already being offered in some stores. Merchants are gradually making arrangements to meet demand, especially those supplying regional markets. Sarobidy Miaro has already started selling various festive items and toys. She also notes the

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PUBLIC SERVICE – The State plans to create 20,000 positions in 2027

The government plans to open 19,584 positions in the public service in 2027, according to the draft finance bill. It intends to strengthen staff numbers based on needs while controlling public spending. A portion of these positions will allow for the replacement of agents permanently leaving the administration. Forecasts indicate 4,447 retirements and 843 other

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Political Landscape: An Opposition in Search of Leadership

During the inauguration ceremony for the arrival of drinking water in the Ambovombe Androy district, Milavonjy Philobert praised Colonel Michaël Randrianirina while publicly criticizing previous regimes, including the Volomboasary era. “Soa ty manana anake filohan’ny Repoblika,” he stated, which literally translates to: “It is a privilege to have a child of the region become President.”

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