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Mining Professions: Global Restructuring of Vocational Training

Faced with new market demands, Madagascar is initiating a historic overhaul of its technical training programs related to mining professions. Supported by a strategic partnership with Japan, this major project aims to propel the professional excellence of a new generation of Malagasy technicians. A new milestone has just been reached in bilateral relations. Captured & […]

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HANITR’I GASIKARA SALON – Activated charcoal reveals its multiple uses

In Antaninarenina, during the third edition of the Salon Hanitr’i Gasikara, held from July 8 to 10 at the Jardin d’Antaninarenina, activated charcoal was showcased through various product applications. Activated charcoal is being offered in several forms, including powder, charcoal-infused water, soap, cream, and liquid solutions. The goal is to raise awareness about the multiple

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DOWNSTREAM PETROLEUM – The GPM requests to be involved in the drafting of implementing texts for the downstream petroleum sector reform

The Groupement pétrolier de Madagascar (GPM) has broken its silence following the National Assembly’s adoption of the bill governing the downstream petroleum sector. In a statement released on July 7, the organization acknowledged the reform while expressing regret over the “lack of consultation surrounding its preparation and review.” Captured & Published at: 2026-07-08 12:42:51 (Madagascar

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Iavoloha: Meeting between the PRRM and the Resident Representative of the IMF in Madagascar

The presidential agenda remains particularly busy at the beginning of this month of July. The president of the Refondation (PRRM), Colonel Michaël Randrianirina, received Kodjovi Eklou, Resident Representative of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in Madagascar, in an audience yesterday morning at the Iavoloha State Palace. Behind the protocol of a simple courtesy visit, this

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Development Financing: President of the BADEA Calls for Greater Flexibility for Africa

Africa can no longer be treated as if it were operating within a normal economic context. This is the core message delivered by Dr. Sidi Ould Tah, President of the Arab Bank for Economic Development in Africa (BADEA), during the 2026 African Caucus held in Banjul, The Gambia. Addressing the African governors to the International

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Agri-food Sector: Codal outsources its food counter

Most travelers from all over the world, as well as the Malagasy diaspora visiting Madagascar, often leave with typical and original products from the Codal brand, which have become essential souvenirs of the Great Island. This is precisely why the company has reached a new milestone. “We have set […” Captured & Published at: 2026-07-08

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ENERGY – Solar power plants increase production by 2 MW

Solar energy production is on the rise. Jirama has announced the injection of an additional 2 MW into the Antananarivo Interconnected Grid (RIA) this week. This contribution comes from the new solar park in Ilafy, which has officially begun its startup phase. While this commissioning is positive news, particularly during this low-water period that reduces

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DEVELOPMENT – World Bank approves $225 million for the second phase of Produir, expanding to Toamasina

Produir 1 has expired. Long live Produir 2. Madagascar has secured $225 million in funding from the World Bank Group for the second phase of the Integrated Urban Development and Resilience Project for Employment (Produir 2). This decision comes immediately following the conclusion of the project’s first phase and expands its scope. Captured & Published

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PRODUIRE 2: $225 Million from the World Bank to Strengthen Resilience Against Climate Risks

International funding continues. The World Bank Group has approved $225 million in financing for the Integrated Urban Development and Resilience Project for Employment (PRODUIRE 2). This new program aims to strengthen the resilience of cities against climate risks, improve essential infrastructure, and promote job creation. Captured & Published at: 2026-07-07 09:12:52 (Madagascar Local Time EAT)

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Energy: Airtel Africa reduces its reliance on diesel

Airtel Africa, one of the leading telecommunications and mobile payment service providers across 14 African countries, has saved 9.1 million liters of diesel during its 2025/2026 financial year, which has just concluded, as part of its efforts to foster responsible growth by minimizing the environmental impact of its operations. Captured & Published at: 2026-07-07 08:43:26

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