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The reconstruction of the double murder of Stéphanie Nohasoavina and Vololoniaina Haingotiana Rasamison, intended to reconcile the versions of the four suspects, ended with police gunfire and the death of the suspects. The four men, suspected of participating in the rape and murder of 21-year-old Stéphanie Nohasoavina and 17-year-old Vololoniaina Haingotiana Rasamison, were taken to […]

The Presidency of the Refoundation of the Republic has summoned political actors and civil society forces for a consultation at Iavoloha, scheduled from September 1st to 8th. This meeting will focus on the preparation for upcoming elections. Political parties, civil society organizations (CSOs) working in the electoral field, and other “vital forces” have been invited.

Colonel Michaël Randrianirina is increasing his travels across the country. After visiting Atsimo Atsinanana, Boeny, and Diana, the Head of State is expected to continue his tour next week. It is a marathon effort undertaken by Colonel Michaël Randrianirina in recent days, involving a series of inaugurations as well as religious and cultural events. In

The Joseph Ravoahangy Andrianavalona University Hospital (CHU JRA) has acquired a new scanner, bringing significant improvements to its medical imaging department. After years of inactivity, the hospital announced on its Facebook page that the scanning service is now fully operational. According to a source within the Ministry of Public Health, this state-of-the-art equipment was donated

The water supply issue in the southern part of Antananarivo is gradually being resolved, with water production increasing in the area. The Compact Treatment Unit (UCT) in Tanjombato, operational since July 8, produces 100 m³ per hour, totaling 2,400 m³ of drinking water per day. This infrastructure strengthens the supply for Tanjombato, Andoharanofotsy, Ankaraobato, Ifarihy,

Bissau-Guineans are heading to the polls this Sunday to vote on a new Constitution that proposes transforming the current semi-parliamentary system into a strengthened presidential regime. The text submitted to the referendum grants the Head of State the power to appoint and dismiss the Prime Minister and the government, as well as to dissolve Parliament.

The fight against corruption may soon enter the classrooms of the University of Antananarivo. The Independent Anti-Corruption Bureau (Bianco) plans to integrate a course dedicated to anti-corruption into the Master’s degree curriculum to raise awareness among students about integrity and ethical principles before they enter the professional world. This initiative is part of a partnership

The Presidency of the Refoundation is taking charge. It has announced the “organization of consultations to prepare for the elections.” It invites “political parties, political platforms, associations and civil society organizations working in election observation, as well as the various active forces of the country” to participate in this event, which is scheduled to be

The National Association of Traditional Practitioners of Madagascar (ANTM) is calling for tighter controls and action against individuals practicing traditional medicine without adhering to regulations. The association believes these practices damage the profession’s image and hinder its standardization. “Law enforcement remains somewhat flawed. We have legislation in Madagascar, but its implementation is particularly difficult,” laments

Suspects down. The defense and security forces have announced the death of the four young men suspected of involvement in the murder of two young women living in Manjakaray. According to Commissioner Joachim Randriamaro, head of the Information, Communication and Institutional Relations Service of the police, they were shot by law enforcement officers during a