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Final selection. The “Best against the Best” tournament, featuring U17 selections from the four development centers in Mahajanga, Antsirabe, Toliara, and Antananarivo under the FIFA “Talent Development Scheme” (TDS), concluded yesterday. The four teams competed in a round-robin format at the Carion National Technical Center. Eighty talents were observed by four FIFA technicians, talent coach […]

Four Mauritian nationals were recently transported to Antananarivo and handed over to the Judicial Police Directorate at Toby Ratsimandrava, after their speedboat ran aground at Maharavo Ambohitralanana, in the Antalaha district. The vessel, equipped with two powerful engines, became immobilized on July 20. Local fishermen assisted the occupants before alerting the authorities. The suspects attempted

Why does Madagascar struggle to break free from the cycle of political crises? This question was at the heart of the conference-debate titled “Recurring Political Crises in Madagascar,” held on August 7 at the Faculty of Letters and Human Sciences of the University of Antananarivo. The meeting brought together political scientist Christiane Rafidinarivo, researcher Faneva

Two bodies were discovered on Saturday morning in a villa in Bemasoandro Itaosy. According to initial findings by the police and gendarmerie, the victims died from gunshot wounds to the head. A tragedy occurred on Saturday in the commune of Bemasoandro Itaosy. A 61-year-old businessman and his 20-year-old daughter were found dead in their home

Water pipe replacement work continues on a new axis, causing further traffic disruptions in the city center. New road sections in Mahamasina will be closed starting today. The Urban Commune of Antananarivo (CUA) has announced the total or partial closure of certain lanes as part of the installation of large water pipes, scheduled under Phase

Professor Narivelo Rajaonarimanana shed light on the history, symbols, and heritage value of the ‘teza’ during the 107th Café-Histoire held at the Museum of Photography. Though they appear silent, they tell an ancient story. The ‘teza’, commemorative posts from the former Betsileo kingdom of Manandriana, revealed some of their secrets during the 107th Café-Histoire, organized

The “Apokalypsy” church celebrated its 30th anniversary in Madagascar on Saturday at the Barea Stadium in Mahamasina. The ceremony brought together church followers, religious leaders, and several institutional representatives, in the presence of Colonel Michaël Randrianirina, president of the Refondation. Presided over by Pastor Dieu Donné Mailhol, the celebration provided an opportunity to reflect on

The Malagasy Academy (Académie Malagasy) has taken a firm stance against the rising tide of violence and insecurity in Madagascar. Following their exchange sessions held on September 3rd and 4th, 2024, the institution published a report titled “Academicians for the Return to Ancient Ethical Benchmarks,” calling for an end to superficial measures in addressing national

Solidarity is being organized in Toamasina following the fire that devastated the Bazary Kely market on the night of August 2nd to 3rd. The State, associations, and various stakeholders are mobilizing to assist the affected merchants, with the common goal of enabling them to resume their activities as quickly as possible. On August 5th and

A new traffic organization plan will be implemented in Mahamasina starting this Monday until October 31. The Urban Commune of Antananarivo (CUA) has announced traffic restrictions and the relocation of several taxi-be (minibus) stops around the Sainte Famille Institution and the Barea Stadium in Mahamasina. This reorganization is part of the ongoing works under Phase