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Strong winds and heavy swells: Four-meter waves expected on the coasts

The Malagasy coastline is under pressure and facing adverse weather conditions. Winds of 45 to 55 km/h, which could reach 65 km/h north of Vohémar, are forecast for several maritime fronts. At the same time, wave heights could reach 4 meters in certain areas, posing risks to maritime activities and coastal residents. Captured & Published […]

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CHU-JRA: Scanner back in operation

The Joseph Ravoahangy Andrianavalona University Hospital (CHU-JRA) has officially announced the reopening of its medical scanner service. This is a major advancement for the institution and especially for patients who, until now, were forced to travel to other facilities to undergo this essential examination. The tiring and costly back-and-forth trips are now over: from now

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China General Knowledge Competition: Over 4,000 participants, Princie Razafindraibe named winner

Thousands of Malagasy students participated in the second edition of the competition on China. Beyond the competition, the event highlighted the cultural openness of the youth and the strengthening of Sino-Malagasy ties. The general knowledge competition on China, organized by the Embassy of China in Madagascar, reached its climax last Saturday. Captured & Published at:

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Drinking Water: 2,400 m3 Additional per Day for the South of Antananarivo

Major relief for users in the southern zone of the capital. Since July 8, the new Compact Treatment Unit (UCT) in Tanjombato has been operating at full capacity. This project is the result of successful cooperation between the Ministry of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (MEAH), the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF), and […] Captured

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Extractivism and the Rights of Living Beings: Indian Ocean Islands Exchange Perspectives

On August 27th and 28th, Antananarivo hosted the second edition of the interregional symposium on the theme “Substantive Democracy, Governance of Living Beings, and Sustainability in the Indian Ocean Islands.” Initiated by the Indian Ocean Laboratory of the Foundation for Democracy Innovation, the event brought together an impressive group of academics, researchers, and experts. Captured

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JIOI 2027: Madagascar remains silent regarding team preparation

With less than a year to go before the Indian Ocean Island Games (JIOI), scheduled from August 10 to 19, 2027, in the Comoros, uncertainty persists regarding the preparation of the Malagasy delegation. While other islands are refining their strategies, Madagascar is still struggling to present a clear roadmap. Time is running out. Captured &

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Ambohimanga Rova: Four suspects in the double murder of Haingotiana and Stéphanie neutralized

The case, which deeply shocked public opinion, has reached a tragic conclusion. The four men suspected of being involved in the gang rape, robbery, and particularly violent murder of two young women, Haingotiana and Stéphanie, were fatally wounded on Saturday morning in Ambohimanga Rova during a crime scene reconstruction. The reconstruction was intended to allow

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INFRASTRUCTURE – Betioky Atsimo airfield comes back to life

The Betioky Atsimo airfield is operational once again. According to a publication by the Christian Association for Development and Environmental Action of Madagascar (ACDEM), the facility was rehabilitated with the support of the World Food Programme (WFP), with ACDEM overseeing the project’s implementation. The runway had been out of service for twenty years. Its return

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NOMINATION – Guy Laurent Ramanankamonjy appointed head of Tafita

Guy Laurent Ramanankamonjy returns to public service. Appointed as the Director General of Tafita, he is tasked with helping to structure the financing of Malagasy sports. The former Secretary General of the Ministry of Communication, Guy Laurent Ramanankamonjy, is the new Director General of the Tahiry Aina ho an’ny Fanatanjahantena sy Itsinjovana ny Tanora (Tafita),

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ROAD WORKS – Traffic reorganization in Antanimena

Traffic will be disrupted in Antanimena starting September 1st. Pipeline development work will modify traffic conditions in several sectors of the neighborhood until October 4th. One lane will be closed, and others will operate on a half-road basis. The road connecting Antanimena-Haut to the Croix du Sud Pharmacy will be completely closed for the duration

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