Briefs

In the dense forests of northeastern Madagascar, where vegetation limits visibility to just a few meters, the indri—the largest living lemur—stands out as one of the most unique singers in the animal kingdom. A study published on Monday in ‘PLOS Computational Biology,’ led by Filippo Carugati from the University of Turin (Italy), explores this phenomenon. […]

Since September 18, every member of Jehovah’s Witnesses can decide whether or not to accept a transfusion of red blood cells, white blood cells, plasma, or platelets from a donor. They may also choose to donate their own blood to provide these components to other patients. This position marks a significant departure from decades of

Another international distinction for Madagascar. The election of Philippe Fontayne, Vice-President of the National Cocoa Council, to the presidency of the ICCO Council for the 2026-2027 cocoa year comes at a particularly sensitive time for the global industry. From international recognition to the interests of producers, for Madagascar, this election extends a diplomatic sequence. Captured

It is a concerning figure. No fewer than 7,000 high-ranking officials and state leaders have yet to comply with the legal obligation to declare their assets. This information was revealed yesterday by the Director General of Bianco, Gaby Nestor Razakamanantsoa. However, Law No. 2016-020 on the fight against corruption is explicit regarding this requirement. Captured

The conclusions of the military assizes will be officially presented on Saturday, September 26, at the Mining Business Center in Ivato. The ceremony is intended to allow military officials to present the results of the strategic meetings held over the past few months, with the goal of identifying necessary reforms within the military institution. The

The likely scenario expected for the coming months is materializing: a climatic phenomenon that could lead to worrying consequences in various parts of the world, including Madagascar, in terms of nutrition. According to recent analyses by the humanitarian organization Save the Children, Super El Niño could threaten nearly 8 million children in East and Southern

In Ambahikily, located in the Morombe district of the Atsimo-Andrefana region, the Public Primary School (EPP) has been given a new lease on life. The school’s dilapidated infrastructure, including an old building dating back to 1925 that was on the verge of collapse, has been rehabilitated. New classrooms have also been constructed. The facility now

Friday, September 25, will be declared a paid public holiday throughout the national territory. This day will be dedicated to commemorating the first anniversary of the events that occurred last year, as well as paying tribute to the victims and those affected. Commemorative activities are planned in Antananarivo and the other five provinces, in collaboration

Where are we? It is worth asking this question. It seems we are walking on our heads. Everyone wants to do as they please. Transporters fought tooth and nail to cling to the Fasan’ny Karana station, refusing to move to the Amoronakona bus terminal, even though the two are worlds apart. Mixed with pickpockets, cart

Two men, a father and his son, were reportedly struck by lightning the day before yesterday afternoon in Miandrarivo, in the rural commune of Tsiroanomandidy. They were quickly transported to a health center. Unfortunately, the father did not survive. The latter was the director of a primary school (EPP). His son, however, was saved. The