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From Monday, August 10, 2026, to Saturday, October 31, 2026, a period of just under three months, traffic will experience some disruptions due to a new traffic management plan. This is necessary for the installation of drainage pipes as part of Phase 2 of the Antananarivo Integrated Sanitation Program (PIAA2). Captured & Published at: 2026-08-12 […]

Following the Itasy region, the University of Fianarantsoa is now preparing to publish the results of the 2026 Baccalaureate. This follows the deliberation process held yesterday, during which the list of successful candidates was finalized and verified. The deliberation, which took place on August 11, 2026, reportedly set the passing average at 9.75/20, according to

The sea is expected to be particularly rough in several coastal regions of the country. In its strong swell vigilance bulletin No. 076, issued on August 11 at 10:42 AM, the General Directorate of Meteorology forecasts swells coming from the South to South-West. Wave heights are expected to be around 3 to 3.5 meters, with

The summer holiday season is in full swing across Madagascar. Between vacation departures and the surge in cultural, religious, and sporting events across the island, major national routes are experiencing record traffic. Faced with this high density of travel, the Land Transport Agency (ATT) is prioritizing the safety of passengers. Captured & Published at: 2026-08-12

Published in April by the Italian publishing house “Libreria della Natura”, the book “The diurnal butterflies of Madagascar” fills a massive scientific void that has hindered Malagasy entomology for over forty years. Led by a quartet of international scientific authorities—Emilio Balletto, Francesca Barbero, Luca Casacci, and the British expert David Lees—the work provides a comprehensive

Traces from the 10th to the 12th centuries are still present in Marodoka, a former trading post in Nosy Be. The ruins and heritage preserved there bear witness to a period when the island was already at the heart of trade in the Indian Ocean. It was in this district, steeped in memory and history,

The President of the Lower House denies the rumors circulating on social media regarding the dissolution of the National Assembly and the removal of its permanent bureau. Amidst a climate of provocation, he dismisses the noise surrounding these potential actions as mere ‘tsaho’ (rumors). ‘Be hozatse’ strongly refutes these claims. Captured & Published at: 2026-08-12

Tsimbazaza has hit rock bottom once again. Caught between political transhumance and blatant opportunism, the excesses within the National Assembly have drawn sharp criticism from Arivonimamo deputy Antoine Rajerison. As elected officials from the former majority have just formalized the creation of a platform to support the Refoundation regime, critical voices are beginning to emerge.

Among the adventurers who sought to exploit the difficulties faced by Prime Minister Rainilaiarivony following the Franco-Malagasy War of 1883-1885, few were as notorious as the Englishman Kingdon. Archivist Jean Valette describes him as a man who repeatedly attempted to seize control of the country by leveraging every opportunity, whether honest or not. Under the

The 9 p.m. closure of bars is accompanied by a shift in the habits of local businesses. In several neighborhoods, grocery stores are reducing their opening hours. Some shopkeepers explain their reluctance to stay open late, citing fears of theft. “Even before this measure, we were already closing at 7 p.m. because we are afraid