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Agriculture and gastronomy are in the spotlight in Ivato this week. From September 10 to 13, the Ivato International Conference Center (CCI) is simultaneously hosting the 8th edition of the International Fair for Agriculture, Livestock, and Fisheries (FIA) and the 2nd edition of the International Gastronomy Fair (FIG). This dual event, organized by Madavision, brings […]

It is neither the first nor the last time that pedestrians are struck by vehicles suffering from brake failure. The fatal accident in Ambohidahy the day before yesterday serves as a grim reminder that anything can happen at any time to those on foot. There is virtually no safety for those who have no other

An armed robbery turned into a kidnapping in Ankaranana, in the Soavinandriana district, last Monday. Three bandits broke into a family home and demanded money. Faced with the occupants’ refusal or inability to pay the demanded sum, they decided to forcibly take their 8-year-old daughter. After fleeing, the kidnappers reportedly headed north, taking a route

The Ministry of National Education marked International Literacy Day 2026 with a celebration focused on the future. Through speeches, competitions, and testimonials, the event served as a reminder that reading, writing, and numeracy skills remain essential keys for individual empowerment, planetary protection, and the building of shared prosperity. Captured & Published at: 2026-09-09 08:54:15 (Madagascar

Yet another one. Another tragedy, resulting in at least two deaths at the exit of the Ambohidahy tunnel. Struck down by a taxi-be (public minibus) in its wild dash after its brakes failed, these individuals are the latest victims of traffic accidents involving public transport vehicles in Antananarivo. Lives cut short… Captured & Published at:

Unless there is a last-minute change, Michaël Randrianirina is expected in the Russian capital on October 28 and 29 to participate in the Russia-Africa summit, which is set to bring together several African leaders around Vladimir Putin. The Malagasy head of state is expected to travel at the head of a large delegation. Following the

Madagascar is among the countries most vulnerable to climate change globally, and several economic sectors, including the essential oils industry, are not spared. The ARCHE project (Improving resilience to climate change in the essential oils sector in Madagascar) has been launched by the Ministry of the Environment. Captured & Published at: 2026-09-09 07:08:38 (Madagascar Local

Despite the disruptions caused by Cyclone Gezani in the Atsinanana region during the 2025-2026 school year, the Toamasina I school district achieved strong results in official examinations. The success rate for the CEPE in the 2025-2026 school year reached 78.84%, with some institutions even achieving a 100% pass rate. The Fanjiry Association, chaired by Elisa

Who would have imagined brooms as video game heroes? With “Broom Doom,” Red Raketa Studio is betting on a concept as strange as it is original. The studio’s first cooperative project allows one to four players to clean up a haunted mansion while facing the creatures that reside there. Cursed debris, monsters, and other dangers

Madagascar has not seen significant progress in literacy, according to figures shared yesterday during International Literacy Day. Nearly 76% of the population remains illiterate, according to the official statement made by the Director General in charge of schools at the Ministry of National Education during the official celebration held at the Andohatapenaka Development Council. During