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The hardest part is over for the more than 233,500 candidates of the 2026 baccalaureate in Madagascar. The end of the general education baccalaureate session also marks the beginning, starting July 27, 2026, of post-session work, including the grading of exam papers, grade analysis, data processing, and necessary verifications. Captured & Published at: 2026-08-04 09:54:06 […]

A massive fire broke out on Sunday evening, ravaging 90% of the Bazarikely market in Toamasina. The blaze destroyed more than 3,000 stalls and resulted in the death of one person, whose charred body was discovered at the scene. Already struggling in the aftermath of the recent Cyclone Gezani and previous disasters, the local merchants

The debate over the form of the state could foster divisions between regions, to the detriment of national unity. The discussions surrounding the structure of the state were particularly heated during the national youth consultation held last week at the Ivato International Conference Center. Tensions rose significantly as participants debated the potential shift toward a

Authorities have made a decision regarding the entrance examination for the National School of Magistracy and Clerks (ENMG). Minister of Justice Fanirisoa Ernaivo announced on Monday that the written tests for the judicial stream, originally held in December 2025, have been cancelled following confirmed suspicions of exam paper leaks. New tests will be held from

The Anosizato flyover construction project has entered its first phase. Since the initial ground-breaking on Friday evening, the China Geo-Engineering Corporation (CGC), which is in charge of the works, has been setting up its installation site near the bridge. Yesterday, workers began erecting a fence around the plot where the company’s machinery is already stationed.

Despite awareness campaigns conducted by authorities over several weeks, the number of homeless people remains high in several neighborhoods of Antananarivo. Areas such as Ambohijatovo, Akadifotsy, the Rocade, bus shelters, Anosibe, Anosy, Behoririka, Analakely, and Ampefiloha are among the locations where their presence remains particularly visible. The reasons driving these individuals to live on the

A devastating fire has swept through the Bazar Kely market in Toamasina, resulting in one fatality and significant material damage. A human tragedy unfolded as a man lost his life in the blaze. His body, discovered early yesterday morning among the rubble, was completely charred, making identification impossible. The fire, which broke out the previous

The resolution from the youth consultation proposes a series of reforms covering almost every key sector of the country. From governance to the economy, including education and public services, it outlines a profound refoundation of the State. A sixty-one-point resolution emerged from the national youth consultation held last week at the International Conference Center (CCI)

Agents of the Urban Commune of Antananarivo (CUA) have gone on strike, causing significant disruptions for users. Yesterday afternoon, tensions rose at the 3rd Arrondissement office as citizens waiting to collect civil status documents were told that no services would be provided on Monday, August 3rd, and Tuesday, August 4th. Frustrated users, some traveling from

The toll from the fire that broke out on Sunday evening at the Bazary Kely market in Toamasina is severe. Local authorities report one death, one injury, and significant material damage. Approximately 90% of the market, or nearly 3,200 stalls, was destroyed by the flames. Initial hypotheses suggest a short circuit caused the fire, which