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Youth Integration: Civil Status at the Heart of the Employment Access Project

The project for the regularization of civil status and the professional integration of young people continues its deployment in the capital. After Angarangarana and the 2nd arrondissement, the 4th arrondissement hosted an awareness campaign on Friday led by the International Organization of La Francophonie (OIF), in partnership with the Andrimaso association. Regarding professional integration, the […]

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Human Trafficking and Cybercrime: Madagascar Faces a Security Sovereignty Challenge

The emergence of scam centers in Antananarivo reveals a profound transformation in international criminal networks. Caught between human trafficking, cybercrime, and a strategic relocation toward Africa, Madagascar finds itself on the front line of a global phenomenon in flux. Indeed, the threat is evolving, and the country is now experiencing its first visible impacts. According

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Weather Forecast: A Hot Season Ahead from August to October

Seasonal forecasts released by the meteorological services indicate a widespread rise in temperatures across Madagascar between August and October 2026, against a climatic backdrop marked by a strong El Niño event. Consequently, the Great Island is expected to experience temperatures generally higher than climatological norms. The majority of regions will be affected by this positive

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FIMPIMA: Voary Ranoromampionona takes the reins

A wind of renewal is blowing over Malagasy oratory art. The City of Flowers hosted the 6th Congress of FIMPIMA (Fikambanan’ny Mpikabary Malagasy), which took place at the Mahajanga Palace of Culture. This major national event brought together numerous delegations from all provinces of the Great Island as well as from abroad. Captured & Published

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AIR TRANSPORT – Ministry requisitions ASECNA agents to prevent air traffic disruptions

“All agents are called upon to ensure their service.” The Ministry of Transport and Meteorology announced that it has requisitioned agents from the Agency for Aerial Navigation Safety in Africa and Madagascar (ASECNA) on the eve of a strike scheduled for August 5, 6, and 7. While stating that it does not wish to prohibit

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Conference: ‘Recurring Political Crises in Madagascar’

While extremists on both sides—proponents of a federal state versus those favoring a unitary state—are restless, Master 2 students in ‘Mediation and Cultural Management’ from the Department of French Studies at the Faculty of Letters and Human Sciences of the University of Antananarivo are asking the right questions. Captured & Published at: 2026-08-05 07:24:03 (Madagascar

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Kidnapping and murder of albino children: Sixteen people, including a gendarme, arrested in Betroka by the presidential guard on a special mission

A spectacular crackdown in the Betroka district. Elements of the presidential guard, dispatched as tactical reinforcements to sensitive areas in the South, achieved a major success at the end of the weekend. A dangerous network of kidnappers specializing in the tracking and abduction of people with albinism has been completely dismantled. Captured & Published at:

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BEMASOANDRO-ITAOSY – New decree regulates circumcision and exhumation ceremonies

The Commune of Bemasoandro Itaosy is strengthening measures to preserve public order during ‘famorana’ (circumcision) and ‘famadihana’ (exhumation) ceremonies. Through a municipal decree, authorities intend to better regulate these festivities to limit inconveniences caused to road users and local residents. According to Mayor Jimmy Ranitratsilo, ceremonies must no longer disrupt traffic. Processions and gatherings that

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EDUCATION – Public schools subject to registration fees

Free public education remains theoretical for many families. While official statements indicate that registration and re-registration fees are zero ariary, the reality on the ground is quite different. “There is a sum to pay at the time of registration,” testifies Miharivola Randriamanana, a parent. The amounts required vary from one school to another: 30,000 ariary

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