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The tanker carrying diesel for Jirama and the vessel transporting the cargo for the Petroleum Group of Madagascar (GPM) have arrived in Toamasina. This simultaneous arrival requires logistical coordination to ensure the continuity of supply. A logistical challenge has emerged at the port of Toamasina with the arrival of two tankers. One, named Sunda 1, […]

Tensions are rising at the docks. The near-simultaneous arrival this Wednesday of the tanker Sunda One, carrying 63,000 m3 of diesel imported by the State, and the regular vessel of the Madagascar Petroleum Group (GPM), the Torm Eva, has exposed the national supply chain to major logistical difficulties. According to the GPM, the vessel chartered

Russia and Burkina Faso will hold the first meeting of their Intergovernmental Commission on Trade, Economic, Scientific and Technical Cooperation in Moscow on September 16. Preparations for this meeting were discussed on Monday by the Russian side of the commission, which met at the Ministry of Energy. The meeting is intended to examine several areas

A date to remember: The tanker Sunda One, carrying fuel directly imported by the State for JIRAMA, is scheduled to dock this Wednesday, August 12, at the Port of Toamasina. Guillot Ramilison, Director General of the State Procurement of Madagascar (SPM), the entity authorized by the State to carry out these operations, stated that the

Ravinala Airports and TotalEnergies Marketing Madagasikara have formalized a CSR partnership aimed at amplifying their social and environmental impact in the territories where they operate, particularly around the airports of Antananarivo and Nosy Be. Convinced that social and environmental challenges require collective mobilization, the two partners are pooling their expertise, resources, and efforts. Captured &

According to the state-owned company, Jirama’s technical teams intervened yesterday at the Ambodivona substation to replace a damaged electrical cable, which had caused a power outage in areas served by line No. 11. The work successfully restored the equipment and brought normal operations back to the affected areas. Captured & Published at: 2026-08-12 07:53:55 (Madagascar

An audit of the state-owned company Fanalamanga has uncovered 8.5 billion Ariary in irregular expenditures over the past five years. The new management has pledged to clean up the company’s operations. Koutri Tombotsoa Sahadli, the interim Director General, presented the key findings during an interview on the national television channel TVM last weekend. The audit

It is confirmed. The State Procurement of Madagascar (SPM) has become the state’s arm for importing hydrocarbons. It is the entity authorized for this purpose, in accordance with the provisions of the law on downstream petroleum, which was declared constitutional on August 3 and subsequently promulgated. The SPM’s first operation in the petroleum sector involves

The US Senate has voted overwhelmingly in favor of extending the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) until December 31, 2028. This represents a major breakthrough for Madagascar, particularly for textile and apparel companies focused on the American market. It is a strong signal from Washington. With 90 votes in favor and 6 against, the

Despite the crises and uncertainties that marked 2025, companies supported by Miarakap have maintained their momentum. Their cumulative turnover increased by 12%, demonstrating the growing capacity of Malagasy SMEs to adapt to difficult periods. Successive crises have not overcome the momentum of the most resilient Malagasy companies. Captured & Published at: 2026-08-11 10:08:38 (Madagascar Local