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Refondation Extension Project: A Maneuver to Eliminate Marc Ravalomanana’s Presidential Candidacy

For some time now, politicians close to the current regime have begun to prepare public opinion in this direction. The country is heading towards a unilateral extension of the Transition. Indeed, many observers have noted for some time that politicians close to the ‘Refondation’ (Reconstruction) regime are starting to prepare public opinion for this outcome. […]

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Public Health: The United States delivers the first donations to Madagascar under the ‘America First’ policy for its own security

“Making the United States safer and stronger, while helping Madagascar build a more autonomous health system.” For the United States, American aid is “not a global charity.” As U.S. Chargé d’Affaires Steve Bremner recalled during the handover ceremony of the first American donations in… Captured & Published at: 2026-07-14 07:41:38 (Madagascar Local Time EAT) Original

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Social Reintegration: Over 150 homeless people hosted at Madcap transferred to the Seba Isotry center

For more than 150 homeless people in Antananarivo, a new life begins at the Seba center in Isotry. They find not only a roof over their heads but also support aimed at promoting their social reintegration and autonomy. They were selected based on specific criteria imposed by the Ministry of Population and Solidarity. Captured &

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Stopping the spread of the plague through fire

In the 1930s, colonial efforts to beautify Antananarivo, such as parks and lakes, masked poor sanitary conditions. A 1936 survey revealed that 75% of homes lacked basic comfort, and 22% were uninhabitable slums. Faced with the plague, health authorities implemented strict disinfection protocols. This involved a two-phase process: initial chemical disinfection using cresyl and chloropicrin,

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ACCIDENT PREVENTION – The Vehicle Technical Inspection Center strengthens road checks

Strengthening road safety and preventing accidents caused by vehicle technical failures is the objective of the information campaign organized by the Vehicle Technical Inspection Center (CVT), which presented its missions and the procedures for surprise technical inspections carried out on the roads. General Jean Benoît Andriantody, Director in charge of road activity coordination (DGSR/DOR), recalled

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MADAGASCAR CHAMPIONSHIP – World Championship qualifiers confirm their status in the junior category

Confirmation. The final of the Madagascar individual pétanque championship in the youth category was a showdown between the two players selected for the upcoming Junior World Championship. Avotiana Eliot Raberanto (PAC), ranked number 2 following the training camp and evaluation tests held in Antsirabe from June 10 to 12, secured a 13-10 victory over the

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2027 Indian Ocean Island Games: State slow to launch preparations

Medals at the Indian Ocean Island Games are not won solely on the field of play. They are built years in advance through vision, funding, scheduling, and coordination between the State, federations, and partners. With thirteen months to go until the 2027 edition, Madagascar appears to be lagging behind in these areas. The paradox is

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RISKY TREES – Toamasina fells its royal palms

The “royal palms” on Independence Avenue, located in the Urban Commune of Toamasina, are currently being felled. This operation targets trees and branches deemed fragile and prone to falling, posing a potential threat to public road users and nearby infrastructure. Although this species is known for its ability to withstand strong winds, some trees can

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TENNIS – BILLIE JEAN KING CUP – The Akomba dominate Namibia in the opener

Madagascar made a successful start in the Billie Jean King Cup Africa Group III, currently being held at the National Tennis Centre in Gaborone, Botswana. The Akomba secured a 3-0 victory against Namibia this Monday, confirming their status as favorites in this opening match and launching their quest for promotion to Group II in an

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Franco-Malagasy Cooperation: Arnaud Guillois expresses his gratitude

After four years of service in Madagascar, Arnaud Guillois, the French Ambassador, expressed his thanks and gratitude to Colonel Michaël Randrianirina, President of the Refondation. Yesterday, after receiving an honorary distinction from Alice N’Diaye, Minister of Foreign Affairs, during a ceremony marking the end of his mission, the French diplomat visited the Ambohitsorohitra Palace for

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