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Jirama: ‘The end of load shedding is not for this year,’ declares DG Hajatiana Rasolomanana

Several neighborhoods, particularly in the capital, are still experiencing power outages despite the efforts recently undertaken by Jirama. ‘The end of load shedding is not for this year, especially since we are currently entering the low-water season,’ declared the Director General of the national water and electricity company. Captured & Published at: 2026-08-22 09:23:37 (Madagascar […]

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One year later, do we have the right keys to understand Gen Z?

In September 2025, the youth of Madagascar sent a powerful message. Since then, they have been observed, analyzed, and commented on more than ever. The recent National Youth Seminar once again placed them at the heart of the discussions. However, beyond generational codes and major international trends, do we truly possess the right keys to

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ANTANANARIVO – Traders set up shop around Lake Anosy

The surroundings of Lake Anosy are attracting an increasing number of street vendors. On the sidewalks encircling the lake, goods are now spread directly on the ground, sometimes extending as far as the area in front of the Saint-Michel school. Some vendors have only been there for a few weeks. “I arrived here two weeks

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BACCALAUREATE – Admission threshold lowered to 9.75 out of 20

Members of the jury and examiners for the baccalaureate exam in Antananarivo deliberated on Thursday regarding the admission threshold. Candidates will receive their results this weekend. The jury has lowered the admission threshold for the baccalaureate in Antananarivo. The deliberation grade has been set at 9.75 out of 20 for the 2026 session, compared to

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ATSIMO ATSINANANA – The Head of State preaches national unity

Colonel Randrianirina warns against political and ethnic divisions. The Iavoloha resident advocates for national unity in the service of development. Malagasy people are one. This phrase was emphasized by Colonel Michaël Randrianirina, the Head of State, during his speeches yesterday. While visiting the Atsimo Atsinanana region, he placed ‘Fihavanana’ (social harmony) and national unity at

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MAHAZOARIVO-EST – A middle school student dies after an assault

A 15-year-old middle school student, suspected of stealing a log, was beaten to death yesterday in the Mahazoarivo-Est neighborhood. An investigation has been opened. The victim, Andry Rakotonirina, a 15-year-old student at a private school, was out jogging at dawn with two friends. They found logs at a construction site and took one to use

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NATIONAL CONSULTATION – Officials break the silence

After several weeks of waiting, the national consultation process is entering a more concrete phase. The Prime Minister and the FFKM have begun to clarify the initial steps of a project aimed at preparing for institutional refoundation. The process is taking shape. Following a long period of anticipation surrounding the national consultation, officials have begun

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TRAFFIC – Transporters face potential sanctions

Traffic accidents are increasingly highlighting the responsibilities of each stakeholder in the transport sector. Drivers, vehicle owners, and cooperatives are subject to measures aimed at enhancing user safety and curbing reckless behavior on the roads. Drivers may face immediate suspension of their driver’s licenses in accordance with current regulations. Licenses may also be provisionally withdrawn

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MEDIA – Young Africans hone their skills in Moscow

More than fifty African participants have completed ten days of training and discovery in Moscow dedicated to new media languages. The closing ceremony of the “New Generation 2026” program, themed “Russia–Africa: New Media Languages,” was held on August 3, 2026, in Moscow. Certificates were presented by Artem Kureev, Editor-in-Chief of African Initiative, and Ekaterina Torubarova,

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VOLUNTEERING – Young Malagasy embark on missions around the world

Ten young Malagasy are preparing to head to France for volunteering missions lasting nine to twelve months. Among them, Henri views this mobility as an opportunity to live a personal, human, and intercultural experience. “I wish to live this personal, human, and intercultural experience and develop my skills as a student in the field of

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