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Two siblings lost their lives in a traffic accident that occurred on Tuesday evening on the RN2, in Ampasipotsy Gara, in the Moramanga district. Three other people were injured in this collision involving a taxi-be (public transport minibus) and a semi-trailer. According to information gathered from local authorities, the victims were… Captured & Published at: […]

The Makoto Institute has reached a new milestone in its role as a cultural bridge between Madagascar and Japan. Yesterday, at its premises in Ankadivato, the institution received a donation of more than ninety books dedicated to the Japanese language and culture. This gesture, provided by the Japan Foundation, was officially presented in the presence

Students from the Advanced Systems Engineering (ISA) department at the Higher Polytechnic School of Antananarivo are hosting the first edition of the ISA Systems Week in Vontovorona, running from August 18 to August 22, 2026. Centered on the theme ‘Building the Intelligent Systems of Tomorrow,’ the event is supported by Orange Madagascar through Orange Digital.

In the Andapa district, the rural commune of Ambodidivaina is not just dreaming of development: it is building it. Under the leadership of its mayor, Théodore Rasolomanana, elected under the ADN party banner, the locality is making its mark through pure action. ‘Acta non verba’ (Actions, not words). This is not just a simple slogan.

Civil registry is a key issue for citizenship and the integration of young people. The Urban Commune of Antananarivo (CUA), the Andrimaso Association, and the International Organization of La Francophonie (OIF) are implementing the pilot project “Civil Registry and Youth Employment in the Analamanga Region,” which was launched in May 2026 and is scheduled to

France aims to maintain its position in Madagascar, but the diplomatic landscape has shifted. With the Malagasy government intent on negotiating with all parties, Paris must now contend with Moscow’s influence. Since the departure of Andry Rajoelina, the Malagasy government has been diversifying its partnerships and increasingly opening its doors to Russia, which is now

Civil society has now joined the debate on the “refoundation” of the country. In the Fitovinany region, a national consultation dedicated to civil society organizations officially opened last Tuesday, while the SAVA region launched its own regional consultation on the same day in Sambava. In both cases, the stated objective is to contribute to the

The respite may be short-lived. Following the latest harvests, the food situation is expected to tighten again in several regions of Madagascar starting in October. In the Grand Sud (Deep South), the depletion of stocks, low incomes, and climatic uncertainties raise fears of another difficult period lasting until the beginning of 2027. Captured & Published

Launched last February, the process of drafting the National Sports Policy brings together the main components of the country’s sports sector. The Ministry, the Malagasy Olympic Committee, federations, high-level athletes, former sports figures, associations, and regional representatives are all called upon to contribute to defining this new vision. Since then, the sports community has been

The roads in the capital are deteriorating once again, with potholes multiplying across several major routes and disrupting traffic. It has been only a year and a half since the renovation of the Pasteur Rabeony Hans street in 2024. Potholes are already reappearing, particularly on a section in Ampandrana, opposite the Vohibola public primary school.