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Anosimasina Itaosy: Alleged child kidnapper narrowly escapes mob justice

A man suspected of attempting to kidnap an infant narrowly escaped a mob lynching on Thursday morning in Anosimasina, located in the fokontany of the same name, within the rural commune of Bemasoandro, Antananarivo-Atsimondrano district. The swift intervention of law enforcement officers saved him from the crowd’s fury. Around 10:30 AM, the head of the […]

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2026 World Cup: England and Argentina meet in the semi-finals

The semi-final matchups for the 2026 World Cup are now set. England and Argentina have secured their spots after two highly contested quarter-final matches against Norway and Switzerland, respectively. Both teams had to dig deep into their resources to continue their journey and set up a blockbuster clash. Captured & Published at: 2026-07-13 22:42:15 (Madagascar

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Afrobasket U18 Qualifiers: The list of the 12 Ankoay U18 players unveiled

The Malagasy Basketball Federation (FMBB) officially presented, on Saturday, at the Palais des Sports in Mahamasina, the list of the twelve players selected to represent Madagascar at the zonal qualifiers for the men’s U18 AfroBasket. The presentation was made by the national technical director, Angelot Razafiarivony, in the presence of the FMBB president, Jean-Michel Ramaroson,

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Pétanque: Tensions flare between FSBM and UBMT

The simmering conflict between the Malagasy Boules Sports Federation (FSBM) and the Union des Boulistes Manjaka Tokana (UBMT) club has now erupted into the open. The tensions, which have even become visible on the international stage, were made public by Luc Ratsimbarison, president of the UBMT, in two videos posted on social media last Friday

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Iber Cup: Dream Team Foot Mada achieves a strong performance in Lisbon

The Dream Team Foot Mada football school has returned to Madagascar, crowned with a successful campaign at the Iber Cup in Lisbon. With 38 players competing in the 2010, 2012, and 2015 age categories, the Malagasy team brilliantly defended the national colors against participants from 44 countries. The overall results are positive, with the 2010

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ASIEF 2026: Manakara Transforms into the Sports Capital for Civil Servants

With one month to go before the kickoff, Manakara is living to the rhythm of the ASIEF 2026 National Games. From August 17 to 29, the southeastern city is preparing to welcome nearly 13,000 civil servants from all regions of Madagascar for the country’s largest sporting celebration for the public sector. Far from being a

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Karate – The Federation strikes back: the ad hoc committee is illegitimate

While the Antananarivo International Cup was in full swing, the Malagasy Karate-Do Federation (FMK) took advantage of this sporting event to hold an Information General Assembly (AGI), marked by strong mobilization and firm decisions. At the Mahamasina Sports Palace, 13 out of the 15 regional league presidents were present, with the fourteenth being represented. Captured

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Run – King Fosa Of Mada: New record for Nouroudine, a day of mourning

The Batac Arivonimamo track vibrated to the rhythm of the Madagascar Drag Racing Championship, King Fosa Of Mada 2026, during its second round yesterday. Between exceptional performances and tragedy, this day will remain marked in the history of Malagasy motorsports. On the sporting front, records were broken. In the automotive category, Nouroudine Mamodaly… Captured &

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Possession and Carrying of Weapons: Derogatory Regime to Common Law for Magistrates

The High Constitutional Court (HCC) has declared a provision granting preferential treatment to the judiciary branch to be in compliance with the Constitution. This has sparked intense controversy surrounding the HCC’s validation of Organic Law No. 2026-003, which concerns the overhaul of the Statute of the Magistracy. Indeed, in its decision No. 10-HCC/D3 of July

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A disease illustrating the misery in the rural world

The “Notes” from Friday, July 10, titled “Rivalries between administration and technical services,” discuss the anti-plague struggle during the 1921-1936 period. This is based on a study by researcher Faranirina V. Esoavelomandroso, titled “From plague as a disease to plague as politics: Merina interpretation of the plague endemic phenomenon in the Central Highlands (1921-1936),” published

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