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Solidarity goes beyond material donations; it is rooted in presence, active listening, and supporting children throughout their life journeys. On October 28, at the Akany Avoko center in Ambohidratrimo, a joint initiative by DHL and the Madagascar Food Bank (BAM) highlighted the importance of collective commitment to vulnerable children. Beyond daily necessities, these children require […]

Jean-Marc Razakazafy has canceled his assumption of office as the interim executive director of the National Tourism Office of Madagascar (ONTM). This information was confirmed by a source within the Ministry of Tourism and Handicrafts yesterday afternoon. Meanwhile, a source at the ONTM indicated that the organization had not yet received a formal letter regarding

Canalization works and route changes are disrupting traffic in Antananarivo. Fifteen taxi-be (public transport) lines are affected. Ongoing canalization work in Antanimena has been disrupting traffic in several sectors of the capital since October 26, 2026. The restrictions and detours implemented are complicating travel for motorists and public transport users, particularly in Analakely, Antanimena, and

A suspected bandit, who was guiding police in search of his accomplices, was killed by gunfire from one of them in Manarintsoa Isotry. The shooter managed to escape. Bursts of gunfire startled and frightened residents of Manarintsoa Isotry and surrounding areas, as far as Andavamamba, the night before last, starting at 10 p.m. Residents were

In Moscow, President Michaël Randrianirina reaffirmed his commitment to consolidating relations with Russia and developing partnerships that meet the needs of the population. The President of the Refoundation of the Republic of Madagascar, Colonel Michaël Randrianirina, reiterated in Moscow his desire to strengthen partnerships that address the needs of the people. Discussions with his Russian

A swimming outing turned into a tragedy at the tourist village of Mahajanga. A 17-year-old teenager drowned on Saturday afternoon after diving into the sea. Three young boys had jumped into the water to cool off, as the city has been experiencing intense heat for several weeks. The other two were luckier, as they did

According to the Independent Anti-Corruption Bureau (Bianco), 1,638 people have been under prosecution since the beginning of the year. Among them, 448 have been arrested, 104 remanded in custody, 153 placed under judicial supervision, and 168 released on bail. Between January and September, the agency recorded 2,662 complaints, with 1,433 deemed eligible for investigation. The

As we move away from the capital, the country becomes increasingly desolate and less cultivated, noted James Hastie, a British agent, in his journal while describing his 1822 journey to Foulpointe. His observations, analyzed by archivist Jean Valette, highlight a region characterized by scattered populations amidst vast deserted areas. Hastie attributed this sparse population to

Neighborhoods located at the ends of the Jirama distribution network are experiencing significant water supply difficulties. In Alasora, the rural commune is sounding the alarm. “It has been a month and a half since water stopped flowing from the taps, even at night, whereas it was still possible to collect some before. Moreover, distributions by

The Minister of National Education (MEN), Sendra Nirina Rajaonarison, conducted a field visit on October 26 and 27, following complaints raised within the Regional Directorate of National Education (DREN) of Itasy. She met with employees and the regional director to listen to their grievances and find solutions to the issues. Captured & Published at: 2026-10-28