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JUSTICE – French Financial Prosecutor Seeks Trial for BNP Paribas and Associates of Former Gabonese President Omar Bongo in ‘Ill-Gotten Gains’ Case

The French National Financial Prosecutor’s Office (PNF) has requested that 23 individuals and legal entities be sent to criminal court as part of the investigation into Gabonese “ill-gotten gains,” which has been ongoing in France since 2010. Among those implicated are several children of former Gabonese President Omar Bongo, the First Lady of Congo-Brazzaville, Antoinette […]

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Colonel Michaël Randrianirina hosts Hery Rajaonarimampianina and Marc Ravalomanana at Iavoloha to discuss national affairs

POLITICS – Colonel Michaël Randrianirina hosted former Presidents Hery Rajaonarimampianina and Marc Ravalomanana at the Iavoloha Presidential Palace on Monday. The meeting was described by the presidency as an opportunity for discussion and exchange regarding national affairs. The presidency stated that the audience was granted to the “two elected former Presidents of the Republic” to

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Technical Education Baccalaureate: Special Provisions for Long-Duration Exams

The first day of the second part of the technical, professional, and technological baccalaureate session proceeded without any major incidents yesterday, involving over 10,800 candidates. However, given that security is a particularly sensitive issue at present, officials in charge of technical education are requesting support from competent authorities to ensure the safety of the candidates.

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Todisoa Andriamampandry: Back to his roots

Political stronghold. As a former deputy of the 6th arrondissement of Antananarivo, Todisoa Andriamampandry has not forgotten the ground that supported him. Re-elected for a second term as the head of this constituency, he has built a close relationship with the residents of Ambohimanarina. Having become the Minister of Technical Education and Vocational Training (METFP),

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Constitution of the 5th Republic: Towards the abolition of the secular nature of the State

During the ecumenical service held in Analakely, the president of the Refondation donned his ‘Mpiandry’ (shepherd) attire. With two religious services in one week, Colonel Michaël Randrianirina has been actively calling for prayer and participating in various religious gatherings recently organized across the country. On July 24th, the president of… Captured & Published at: 2026-07-28

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Combating Child Abduction and Violence: Ministry of Population Intensifies Field Awareness Campaigns

In response to the rising risks facing the most vulnerable, the Ministry of Population and Solidarity is stepping up its efforts. A large-scale awareness campaign aimed at preventing child abduction and all forms of violence has been deployed across several localities. To reach communities directly, the Secretary […] Captured & Published at: 2026-07-28 07:39:03 (Madagascar

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Series of kidnappings and disappearances: Edgard Razafindravahy’s ‘Governance, Peace and Stability’ project remains highly relevant

Nearly four months after the resignation of the Secretary General of the Indian Ocean Commission (IOC), recent events underscore the validity of his flagship project. A note verbale stated: ‘Madagascar would like to respectfully submit a request for the replacement of Mr. Edgard Razafindravahy, the current Secretary General of the Indian Ocean Commission, due to

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MAHAJANGA AND ANTSIRANANA – New Prosecutor Installed for the First-Degree Jurisdiction

A new appointment has been made within the first-degree jurisdiction of the Anti-Corruption Pole (PAC) in Mahajanga and Antsiranana. During a solemn hearing held last Thursday, Voriandro Jean Prosper was officially installed as the new prosecutor. The judicial ceremony took place at the new PAC headquarters in Ambondrona, attended by the national coordinator of the

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PUBLIC SECURITY – A platform for reporting violence

The website www.vbg.pn.gov.mg is now open to the public for reporting, filing complaints, and sharing information regarding cases of violence. “The National Police does not limit itself to responding to incidents that occur; it also acts proactively to prevent them,” stated the Minister of Public Security, Inspector General of Police Erick Michel. This is a

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ENVIRONMENT – Second carbon fund payment completed

Communities living near protected areas are benefiting more from funding due to their conservation efforts. The State has recently received the second tranche of carbon credits, resulting from efforts to reduce carbon emissions. The first payment was made in 2023. According to Lovakanto Ravelomanana, coordinator of the National Bureau for Climate Change and REDD+ (BNCCREDD+),

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