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The 10th edition of the CSR & IDD (Corporate Social Responsibility & Inclusive and Sustainable Development) Fair officially opened yesterday in Ivandry. For two days, this event brings together public authorities, the private sector, international partners, civil society organizations, the academic community, and youth, all united by a common ambition: to make sustainability a true

The draft law establishing the principles governing the exercise of certain downstream petroleum activities by an authorized Malagasy entity marks a significant evolution in Madagascar’s energy policy. Allegations of favoritism have emerged, as the government’s stated ambition is clear: to strengthen the security of petroleum product supplies and enable the State to obtain better terms.

The recent decision by the Groupement des Entreprises de Madagasikara (GEM) to suspend its participation in joint economic governance bodies continues to spark reactions. In a contribution published on the Tatitra platform, economist Rapelanoro-Rabenja Harivelo Aimé believes that this position taken by the GEM, motivated by a “denial of justice,” comes at a critical juncture.

Subscribers to Canal+ Madagascar are temporarily without access to the TF1 group’s channels. The long-standing pay-TV operator in Madagascar has, for several days now, ceased the distribution of TF1, TMC, TFX, TF1 Séries Films, LCI, Ushuaïa TV, and Histoire TV channels. This suspension follows the breakdown of negotiations initiated with the TF1 group. Captured &

The Malagasy Association of Corporate Human Resources Directors (AmDRHE) is celebrating its twentieth anniversary (2006-2026). The festivities are centered on the theme of strengthening collaboration and promoting fundamental human resources values, such as ethics, the appreciation of human capital, and workplace well-being. To mark this anniversary, the association is kicking off the celebrations by organizing