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TOLIARA – Minor inmates pass the CEPE exam

Five young inmates at the Toliara prison have successfully passed their Certificat d’Études Primaires Élémentaires (CEPE) during the 2025-2026 academic session, an achievement made possible by the “Mafonja Project” for educational reintegration. These youths are being held at the Toliara prison for various offenses. During the 2025-2026 school year, five boys attended classes and registered […]

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PUBLIC FINANCE TRANSPARENCY – EU launches two accountability projects

Funded by the European Union under the Global Gateway initiative, two new public governance projects were launched on June 22 in Antananarivo. With a total budget of over 80 billion ariary, these projects aim to strengthen the transparency of public finances, modernize administration, and bring the State closer to its citizens. Greater transparency, a more

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MICKAËL PIVAUD: ‘The Democratic Republic of Congo is within our reach’

Just days away from a decisive encounter in Dakar for the 5×5 basketball World Cup qualifiers, the new head coach of the senior Ankoay, Mickaël Pivaud, shares his perspective. He believes in his team’s potential, with the objective of turning the tide. You are taking over the team at a delicate moment. Could you share

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TALENTS DURBAN 2026 – Domoina Ratsara Shines on the African Stage

Selected for the Talents Durban 2026 program, the Malagasy film critic continues her commitment to the training and professionalization of film criticism in Africa. The Malagasy presence continues to make waves at major African cinema events. Domoina Ratsara, a cultural journalist turned film critic, is among the participants of Talents Durban 2026, a program renowned

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KICKBOXING – AFRICAN CHAMPIONSHIPS – Sixteen fighters in Cameroon

The Madagascar Kickboxing Federation has sent sixteen fighters to compete in the African Championships taking place this week in Yaoundé, Cameroon. A massive delegation. Madagascar returns to the international stage. The Madagascar Kickboxing and Associated Disciplines Federation is fielding sixteen fighters at the African Championships, which run from yesterday until Saturday at the Mfandena gymnasium

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CONSULTATION: FFKM releases a summary calendar

The FFKM has published the schedule for the national consultation. This summary plan indicates that discussions are set to begin this coming August and will continue through March 2027. The schedule for the various stages of the national consultation process, released by the Council of Christian Churches in Madagascar (FFKM) during a service marking the

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TRANSPORT – Cooperatives move into Fisandratana bus station

Preparations are in full swing at the Fisandratana bus station, with its opening scheduled for today. The new Fisandratana bus station, located in Amoron’Akona, has begun receiving transport operators. Yesterday, cooperatives operating along the RN7—which had previously been based at Fasan’ny Karana—as well as those on the RN2 route, prepared for their relocation to this

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HYDROCARBONS – Tsimiroro oil sets a new milestone

In Tsimiroro, Madagascar Oil aims to produce three hundred barrels per day before the end of 2026, marking the first step toward three thousand barrels daily within two years, contingent upon decisive state support. The pace is accelerating in Tsimiroro. Madagascar Oil is preparing to cross the symbolic threshold of three hundred barrels per day

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AMENDED FINANCE BILL – Confusion over the water budget

The amended finance bill was adopted with amendments by the National Assembly yesterday. During the debates, the significant reduction in the budget for the department in charge of water, implemented during committee proceedings, drew sharp criticism. An inconsistency. This is what several deputies highlighted during the debates leading up to the adoption of the amended

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