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Candidates for the baccalaureate in Bongolava and Antananarivo are set to appear before the Disciplinary Council (Codis) of the University of Antananarivo. “We are already encouraging the thirty-one individuals who will have to appear before the disciplinary council,” stated Professor Rivoarison Randrianasolo, President of the University of Antananarivo, during the official announcement of the baccalaureate […]

The State, through the Ministry of Population and Solidarity, is supporting vulnerable individuals in the Itasy region. Last week, 461 elderly people and 22 individuals with disabilities in the Itasy region received food and material support, including kitchen utensils and sewing machines, from the ministry. These aids were distributed directly by the Minister, Voahanginirina Cathia

Yesterday, the bodies of two young women, who had been reported missing since Friday, were discovered in a ravine in the Andranomatsatso sector, in the rural commune of Ambohimanga Rova. According to the gendarmerie, the bodies were found around 1:30 PM following an alert from the mother of one of the victims. Examinations conducted with

The Seces (Syndicate of Higher Education Teachers and Researcher-Teachers) has raised an alarm regarding the shortage of lecturer-researchers in public universities. They are demanding three hundred budgetary positions to ensure the next generation of faculty. “A large number of departments are already facing a shortage of lecturer-researchers,” stated Professor Sammy Grégoire Ravelonirina, president of the

The final results for the 2026 Baccalaureate are now available. While the success rate has increased in Antananarivo, several other provinces have recorded a decline compared to the previous session. Antananarivo concluded the publication of Baccalaureate results this weekend. According to figures released by the University of Antananarivo on Saturday, slightly more than half of

The Jirama agency in Tanjombato was struck by two successive fires on Saturday and yesterday. New electricity meters were destroyed in the blaze. Yesterday, a new fire ravaged the Jirama Ambaniatsimo agency in Tanjombato, following a previous fire the day before. The damage has worsened. During the first incident, 196 new electricity meters were affected.

The National Assembly returns to the hemicycle tomorrow for an extraordinary session. This impromptu meeting comes at a time when the Lower House is in the midst of a political storm. Under pressure, the National Assembly will convene for an extraordinary session starting tomorrow, following a decree issued by the Council of Ministers on July

On December 3, 1966, archivist-paleographer Jean Valette delivered a lecture on diplomatic relations between Madagascar and the United States, marking the 100th anniversary of these ties. He noted that it is difficult to pinpoint the exact start of these relations, as early interactions were primarily commercial and often lacked transparency, leaving few traces in official

An active search campaign is yielding results. Six HIV cases were detected among the 162 people who voluntarily underwent screening at the Quai Orange in Mahajanga on August 20. Two individuals already known to be living with HIV, but who had been lost to follow-up by care services, were also located during this event. At

A reminder for public transport vehicles: Accidents involving public transport can lead to sanctions against multiple stakeholders. The Land Transport Agency (ATT) has reiterated the measures in place when accidents result in injuries or fatalities. According to the ATT, with the increase in traffic during the holiday season, the risk of road accidents is also