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Artificial Intelligence: Launch of a certified training program for Malagasy youth

A workshop titled “Orange Ainga Data” was recently organized by Orange Madagascar, through the Orange Digital Center and INGEDATA, a company specializing in the data and artificial intelligence sector. Nearly 200 students and professionals participated in the event held at the Orange Digital Center in Soarano. They represent institutions including EMIT Fianarantsoa and ENI Fianarantsoa. […]

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2026 World Cup: A historic competition that captivates the world

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is one of the biggest sporting events of the year. Jointly hosted by the United States, Canada, and Mexico, this edition is the first in history to bring together 48 national teams. This new format allows more countries to participate in the competition and offers… Captured & Published at: 2026-07-07

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AMDRHE Corporate Games: CFAO, Value IT, and BNI dominate team sports

The Malagasy Association of Corporate Human Resources Directors (AmDRHE) kicked off its 20th-anniversary celebrations this weekend by organizing a sports tournament at the ESCA sports complex in Antanimena, bringing together major private companies from across the country. Automobile dealer CFAO secured the trophy in mixed 7-a-side football by defeating Galana in the final. The overall

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TOLIARA – Around a hundred absentees for the BEPC exams

One hundred and four candidates for the Brevet d’études du premier cycle (BEPC) exams were missing at the roll call yesterday morning across the Toliara I school district. The absentee rate, compared to the total number of 3,703 registered candidates, stands at 2.8% this year. According to officials, this figure is lower than last year’s

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Mafiafifa

Incredible but true. The direct red card issued to American player Folarin Balogun for trampling on a Bosnian player has been rescinded by FIFA. FIFA President, the Italian Gianni Infantino, bowed to the whims of U.S. President Donald Trump, who supposedly either made a phone call or used some other form of influence. The fact

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AFTER GEZANI – Toamasina rebuilds itself

“Cyclone Gezani damaged nearly 70% of homes in Toamasina and disrupted the lives of thousands of families,” stated Atou Seck, World Bank Group Country Manager for Madagascar. The World Bank Group approved $225 million in funding yesterday for the Integrated Urban Development and Resilience for Jobs project (Produire 2). This new program aims to strengthen

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TSIMBAZAZA – Alleged child kidnapper narrowly escapes lynching

Child kidnappings are on the rise, fueling ongoing anxiety among parents in the capital. Early yesterday afternoon, a woman accused of breaking into a house and attempting to snatch a baby narrowly escaped being lynched by an angry mob. Surprised by witnesses, she attempted to flee but was apprehended by the Fokonolona (local community) before

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MOTO ON ROAD – Hasina Kely secures a second victory

Second consecutive victory. The second round of the Madagascar On Road motorcycle championship, titled “iRace-iRay,” was dominated by riders in the “Sportive 3” category. The winner of the first round, Noel Hasina Rakoto, riding a BMW M1000 RR, confirmed his supremacy and brilliantly secured his second consecutive victory on Sunday at Base 213 in Arivonimamo.

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CONSUMPTION – Water and electricity production face a significant deficit

The Director General of Jirama, General Hajatiana Rasolomanana, took advantage of the 50th anniversary celebration of Jirama in Mahajanga last Friday to visit the electrical facilities operated by the service provider Enelec in Marolaka. During this visit, he observed that Enelec’s production capacity covers only 37% of the needs of Jirama subscribers, falling short of

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