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The Malagasy community established in Comoros is raising its voice. Last Sunday, hundreds of nationals gathered in Moroni to demand the opening of a Madagascar embassy. This strong demand, supported by a diaspora estimated at nearly 20,000 people, reflects a feeling of being neglected by the central authorities. With banners in hand and slogans, they […]

“Four months after taking office, there is no shortage of challenges to overcome,” declared General Alexandre Rajaonarivony, President of the Special Delegation (PDS) of the Urban Commune of Manjakandriana. He provided an initial assessment of the actions taken and drew particular attention to the state of the RN2, where several sections […] Captured & Published

The High Constitutional Court (HCC) has censored a portion of the organic law No. 2026-011 regarding the Economic, Social and Cultural Council (CESC), which serves as an advisory body. Following a referral by the President of the Republic before the promulgation of the text concerning the CESC, the constitutional jurisdiction ruled that the presidents of

Access to drinking water is expanding in Antananarivo thanks to the Drinking Water Access and Supply Project (Paaep). The project plans to extend drinking water services to ten fokontany in Greater Antananarivo, with connections offered at an affordable rate of 30,000 ariary. This ‘Promotional Connections’ project is part of the celebration of Jirama’s fiftieth anniversary.

The implementation of the viaduct project in Anosizato is progressing steadily. Construction and site security measures include the installation of fencing around the bridge. As the transport of materials is already underway, securing the site is essential. “A bridge will be built on the other side, so it is imperative to protect the site, hence

Examination boards for the 2026 Baccalaureate session have noted a decrease in irregularities during the tests. “Although acts of fraud persist, their frequency has significantly regressed compared to previous sessions. The decline in copies containing identical errors, a phenomenon that was common in the past, provides direct proof of this,” examiners stated yesterday. The Ministry

On Sunday afternoon around 4 p.m., a fire broke out in a shop, spreading rapidly to eight others. According to initial testimonies gathered at the scene, a short circuit in one of the shops is believed to be the cause of the blaze. The affected businesses, which sold small tools, fashion items, bags, and sandals,

High-level sports no longer rely solely on talent and training hours. Sports medicine intervenes at every stage of preparation: physical capacity assessment, injury prevention, training monitoring, recovery, nutrition, and post-injury support. This is an approach that Madagascar must consider a priority across all disciplines. Its role is not limited to treating injuries. Regular monitoring helps

The investigation into the murder of two young girls from Manjakaray has gripped the capital. Their families are relying on the authorities to establish the truth and ensure justice is served. The murder of 21-year-old Stéphanie Nohasoavina Mikaella Israele and 17-year-old Vololoniaina Haingotiana Rasamison continues to spark deep emotion. The families of the two young

The Boeny region has taken a first step in implementing a new approach to strengthen the prevention and early detection of communicable diseases. This follows the official presentation of data collected through the Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) and its Flow Monitoring Points (FMP) installed at key entry points in Mahajanga. As part of an International