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Monitoring climate hazards: Anticipatory action proves its effectiveness in the South

Faced with the chronic droughts affecting the Great South of Madagascar, an innovative approach is changing the game. By intervening before a crisis takes hold, anticipatory action demonstrates its effectiveness and paves the way for smarter management of climate risks. Anticipating drought to better protect rural populations is the spirit in which this initiative has […]

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Cybersecurity Symposium: Unprecedented enthusiasm among Malagasy youth

The “Cybersecurity Symposium,” organized by CIRT Madagascar as part of the Prodigy project, in collaboration with the UGD and several partners, concluded its work this Tuesday after two days of intense discussions. The closing ceremony was marked by the presentation of significant awards: training vouchers worth […]. Captured & Published at: 2026-06-25 19:03:59 (Madagascar Local

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Independence Day Celebration: High-security parade at Kianja Barea with 3,800 participants

Including all branches, nearly 3,800 members of the security forces and civilians will participate in the June 26 parade at Kianja Barea. This figure excludes the military, gendarmes, and police personnel mobilized for general security and the specific protection of high-ranking officials. General Rehearsal: The traditional military parade will be the highlight. Captured & Published

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REFORM – Education transformation gathers momentum

A new milestone has been reached for the future of the Malagasy education system. The new Technical Assistance Mechanism for the Education Common Fund (DAT-FCE) was officially launched yesterday at the Ministry of Technical Education and Vocational Training in Ampefiloha, in the presence of the relevant sectoral ministries. Faced with immense needs and a significant

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From London to Antananarivo: When the Law Prevents Street Chaos

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer resigned on June 22, 2026. Elected with an overwhelming majority less than two years earlier, he was forced out by his own MPs. This was because the country’s economy failed to take off, the cost of living continued to rise, and an angry public threatened to cost the MPs their

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Tana Marathon: Organizers announce three categories of races

With solidarity and environmental responsibility as its core themes, the International Marathon of Tanà (MIT) is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year. The 20th edition of the MIT is scheduled for October 10 and 11, with the starting and finishing lines located at the square of the City Hall in Analakely. Three distinct race categories

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INSECURITY – Police neutralize six criminals

Between June 19 and June 23, 2026, the National Police conducted a series of rapid operations in the capital and its outskirts, neutralizing six notorious criminals. These actions took place during a sensitive period marked by Independence Day celebrations, when banditry tends to intensify. On Tuesday, in Ankadikely-Ilafy, a criminal known as “Radevoly” was shot

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TEMPERATURE DROP – Respiratory illnesses are spreading

Health centers are operating at full capacity during this winter season as patients suffering from respiratory problems continue to flock in. “With the onset of cold weather, the number of patients is rising due to a widespread surge in colds,” notes Dr. Eddy Rabetsoa, a physician at the Espace Sanitaire Interentreprises d’Antananarivo (ESIA) in Andranomena,

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