The schedule and venues for the Round of 16 of the Madagascar Cup have been finalized following the draw held yesterday at the federation’s headquarters in Isoraka. Nine PFL (Pro League) clubs will compete in this stage, scheduled for July 5. Coincidentally, Disciples FC will face Ajesaia in the Round of 16. These two teams […]
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Vehicle Registration Centers (CIM) manage a significant volume of vehicles. Approximately 20,000 to 25,000 vehicles are registered nationwide each year, according to Mieja Andriamparanony, Director of Support and Coordination. This announcement was made yesterday at the Hotel Colbert during the national launch of the ‘Information on the Administrative Situation of Vehicles’ (iSAVa) platform, a project
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The financing of the cable transport project was at the heart of discussions between Madagascar and France during the signing of bilateral agreements yesterday at the Ministry of Economy and Finance in Antaninarenina. Faced with questions regarding a potential debt estimated at nearly 150 million euros, the French side sought to clarify the nature of
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The university has reached a new milestone in its digital transformation with the official inauguration of an Orange Digital Center, a modern space designed to support students, young entrepreneurs, and project leaders in developing their digital skills. The building, historically known as the University Library, has undergone a complete transformation, both inside and out. It
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The Great Island (Madagascar) has just signed an expanded economic partnership agreement with the European Union. However, tucked between the lines is a ‘vicious’ clause. It could jeopardize the livelihoods of millions of farmers. A week before the signing, several collectives had already raised the alarm regarding the UPOV 91 provision. This is an international
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The appointment of the new Director General of the Société d’Études, de Construction et de Réparation Navales (Secren) S.A. is currently drawing significant public attention, particularly following the Board of Directors’ decision to appoint Félicien Milison to lead the company. However, this decision has met with mixed reactions. The Secren Executive Association issued a statement
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The Antananarivo Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCIA) aims to accelerate the digital transformation of the Malagasy economy. On June 19, in Antananarivo, it launched a conference dedicated to e-commerce and artificial intelligence (AI), in partnership with Goticom and under the aegis of the Ministry of Trade and Consumption. Held under the theme “E-Commerce, AI
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From July 17th to 19th, Toamasina will become a cultural crossroads where Malagasy and Reunion Island artists unite through music, dance, and solidarity. For its inaugural edition, the Island Vibes Festival arrives in Toamasina with a clear ambition: to build a genuine cultural bridge between Madagascar and Reunion Island while highlighting the richness of the
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A reception at Iavoloha following the military parade? The question is unavoidable. Yesterday, in mid-morning, the government’s official Facebook news outlet, ‘Dépêche informative Taratra,’ published an announcement addressed to the press, issued by the Prime Minister’s communications department. The authenticity of this press note is confirmed. It informs journalists of an accreditation application procedure for
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In Ampefiloha, the electronic waste market is bustling with constant activity. Every day, crowds gather here—on one side, those looking to offload old phones, broken televisions, obsolete computers, or lamps; on the other, bargain hunters searching for rare second-hand spare parts. Nothing goes to waste in this improvised market in Ampefiloha. Traders recover every component.
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