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Environment and biodiversity are at the heart of education. Over 37,500 children have benefited from an environmental education program recognized by the Ministry of National Education over the 15 years of partnership between Colas Madagascar and Lemurs’ Park. This partnership aims to support awareness-raising actions for the protection of biodiversity. Through discovery activities and educational […]

Inspection operations are intensifying. Recent field visits by the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research (Mesupres) have uncovered numerous anomalies within higher education institutions. These include programs launched without authorization, non-existent facilities, and even degrees issued within just a few days or months. These irregularities have led to warnings for some institutions and the

More details have emerged regarding the embezzlement case involving former MP Marie Michelle Sahondrarimalala. The case, concerning an “abuse of power and misappropriation of 833,236,600 ariary intended for the purchase of school desks for ‘manara-penitra’ (standardized) institutions,” was brought before the Antananarivo Anti-Corruption Pole (PAC) on Monday. Of the nine suspects, five were placed in

A decisive step forward for the preservation of Madagascar’s natural heritage. This Monday, August 10, Madagascar National Parks (MNP) inaugurated its Control Room at the Ambatobe headquarters, in the presence of its technical and financial partners and Kiady Rakotondravoninala, Director General of Environmental Governance at the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development (MEDD). Captured &

Madagascar and the United States are strengthening their strategic partnership in Washington. Recently, a high-level Malagasy delegation met with American officials in the heart of the U.S. federal capital, sealing a shared commitment to intensify cooperation in the field of public health. The national delegation was led by the Secretary General of the Ministry of

Météo Madagascar has issued an alert regarding a strong swell episode expected along several of the country’s maritime fronts. Significant marine agitation is forecast for the coming days along the western and southern coasts of Madagascar. According to the forecasts, waves reaching between 2.5 and 3.5 meters are expected. Captured & Published at: 2026-08-11 09:39:27

Land disputes (‘ady tany’) follow one another but are never the same, especially regarding the areas involved and the parties to the trials. A little less than 180 hectares—a surface area whose dimension is matched only by the importance of the land dispute between two ex-spouses, whose assets acquired during their marriage have been […]

A four-day campaign is underway to reach as many children as possible. Unvaccinated children are the primary targets of the polio vaccination campaign, which is taking place from this Monday until August 14 in the Androy, Anosy, Atsimo-Andrefana, Atsimo-Atsinanana, and Ihorombe regions. This campaign follows the confirmation of six new cases recorded this year in

In the 18th century, Barthélémy Huet de Froberville translated the terms ‘government’ and ‘power’ as ‘Fiandria’ in his ‘Manuscript Dictionary of Madagascar’. Although the missionary never set foot on the Great Island, he relied on the accounts of various travelers and authors. Citing Fressanges, he noted that forms of government varied by province. While power

One year behind schedule, the Carion National Technical Center has undergone a makeover after 20 years of existence. Renovation work is apparently complete. The twenty-five players selected for the first U17 generation following the ‘Best against the Best’ tournament, held as part of the FIFA ‘Talent Development Scheme’ which concluded on Sunday after two weeks,