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Antananarivo: Residents stressed by power outages and traffic congestion

These scourges are slowing down economic activities and hindering the development of the capital, while also causing psychological effects. Antananarivo is suffocating. The opening of the bus station in Amoronankona, intended to combat the anarchy and disorder near Fasan’ny Karana, has triggered another significant problem. Indeed, this ministerial decision is causing… Captured & Published at: […]

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Midirama – The new public holiday has arrived, but few things change. The new October 14th is here: a retouch, not just a date, but history.

October 14th now holds the same status as June 26th, meaning there will be similar festivities (parades, speeches) and, above all, the same public holiday to engage in the same celebrations. But does it carry the same meaning? October 14th celebrated the birth of the Republic, which essentially signifies the endowment of power to the

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PADEL – P25 Tournament: Jean-Marc and Haydann claim the title

After securing a third-place finish in their previous tournament, Jean-Marc and Haydann have reached a new milestone by winning the P25 tournament recently organized at the Lamakoo Padel Center. Their victory was built on mastery and consistency, leading to their success in the final. The pair of Jean-Marc and Haydann started their tournament perfectly by

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WELL-BEING AT WORK – New challenges for employee health and safety

The world of work is undergoing rapid change. Companies are facing new challenges regarding the health, safety, and well-being of their employees, including organizational shifts, job transformations, ergonomic risks, mental workload, climate change, and new regulatory requirements. These issues were at the heart of a conference-debate titled “Raising Awareness on Workplace Ergonomics and Global Performance,”

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A Turn of the Cards: Reflecting on History and Sovereignty

To demystify history is to read it in its entirety, without shame or false pride, so that we may stop living within it. An opportunity for this reflection arises with a song that has been circulating across Africa since March: ‘The Blueprint’ by Uyiosa Emmanuel Omoregbe, known as UyiosaEL. In just five minutes, it recounts

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AMORONANKONA – Driver sought after fatal hit-and-run accident

According to investigators, the vehicle that fatally struck motorcyclist Hery Ranaivosoa in Amoronankona the day before yesterday morning fled the scene. The latest information indicates that the vehicle has not yet been located and is still being actively sought. This is a traffic accident followed by a hit-and-run. The gendarmerie in charge of the case

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JUSTICE – Tortoise trafficker sentenced to ten years in prison

Three individuals accused of illegal tortoise trafficking involving 167 specimens in Toliara were tried last week before the Anti-Corruption Pole (PAC). The Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development indicated that the verdict sentenced the first defendant, identified as the main perpetrator, to ten years in prison. The second defendant received a five-year prison sentence, while

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EDUCATION – Exceptional appointment announced for Capen holders and CRFRP graduates

The Ministry of National Education has announced an exceptional measure to regularize the administrative status of certain contract agents. This initiative targets individuals who were qualified to be recruited as civil servants but were initially hired under contract. It specifically concerns graduates from Higher Teacher Training Schools (ENS) holding a Certificate of Pedagogical Aptitude (Capen)

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Anti-Corruption Efforts: Creation of the High Commission for Youth

HCJ-ECLC. The creation of the High Commission for Youth in charge of Civic Engagement and the Fight against Corruption (HCJ-ECLC) was decided during the Council of Ministers. This new structure, attached to the Presidency of the Refoundation of the Republic, will be responsible for issues related to civic engagement and the fight against corruption. Captured

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Livestock Sector: Mobilization of 400 Million USD in Funding

The livestock sector plays a significant role in the rural economy and the livelihoods of many households. The Ministry of Livestock is initiating a modernization of this sector with the aim of strengthening productivity and improving the incomes of livestock farmers, while creating new economic opportunities and contributing to the country’s food sovereignty. Captured &

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