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Digital Sovereignty: A Malagasy Innovation for Cybersecurity

Dr. Haingonirina Ignace Rajaosolomanantena, a professor and researcher at the Higher Polytechnic School of Amoron’i Mania (ESPAM), has developed an artificial intelligence model dubbed “FRDL” (Fourier – Riesz Deep Learning), designed to strengthen digital data security. This innovation places Malagasy research at the heart of cybersecurity challenges. Captured & Published at: 2026-07-22 08:27:46 (Madagascar Local […]

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Crisis Resolution: The United Nations and the African Union Demand an Inclusive Political Dialogue

The two international bodies reaffirm their readiness to support the Malagasy people in their efforts toward reconciliation, social cohesion, stability, a gradual return to a consensual institutional order, and the respect for human rights. “In light of the consultations conducted, the two special envoys take note with…” Captured & Published at: 2026-07-22 07:41:43 (Madagascar Local

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RANOMAFANA – A female doctor found dead at the Andriamamovoka waterfall

The body of 27-year-old Dr. Hortensia Mandrosovoatra Avotriniaina was discovered in the Andriamamovoka waterfall in Ranomafana. The gendarmerie has launched an investigation. Tragedy struck as Dr. Hortensia Mandrosovoatra Avotriniaina passed away in the prime of her life. The 27-year-old physician was found dead yesterday in the waters of the Andriamamovoka waterfall, located in the Ifanadiana

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BACCALAUREATE 2026 – Candidates expelled from examination halls

Fraud and candidate substitution persist during the Baccalaureate examination. Strict measures have been taken against those caught in the act. A candidate at an examination center in Antananarivo was expelled on Monday for attempted fraud. A source from the University of Antananarivo reported that the candidate was caught using a mobile phone during the test.

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INSECURITY – Prime Minister acknowledges the persistence of disappearances

Cases of missing persons continue to occur. This is a fact acknowledged by Prime Minister Mamitiana Rajaonarison in his response to the press yesterday at the Supreme Court. “It is true that these facts persist,” said the Prime Minister on the sidelines of an event at the Anosy Supreme Court, addressing the wave of disappearances

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SERVICE CLUB – Lions Clubs International District 417 strengthens its commitment

Lions Clubs International District 417 has launched its 2026-2027 mandate under the theme of unity. The new governor, Stefan Andrianisa, intends to strengthen the district’s humanitarian actions by focusing on youth, education, and the environment. District 417 brings together 85 Lions clubs and 40 Léo clubs spread across Madagascar, Réunion, Mauritius, Rodrigues, Mayotte, Djibouti, and

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DIPLOMACY – Chargés d’affaires at the helm of three major embassies

The United States, France, and Russia are the three countries whose embassies in Madagascar are currently led by acting chargés d’affaires. These three nations maintain some of the largest diplomatic missions on the island in terms of size and personnel. For the United States and Russia, whose ambassadors completed their missions in Madagascar in January

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ELECTRICITY – Fuel delivery delays force Jirama to implement rolling blackouts on the Antananarivo interconnected grid

Scheduled rolling blackouts have returned to Antananarivo. Jirama states that it must resort to these power cuts due to insufficient production caused by delays in fuel supply to the thermal power plant (TAC) in Ambohimanambola. Without the electricity generated by this thermal plant, the Antananarivo interconnected grid, which is already suffering from a critical drop

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ADMINISTRATION – 170 focal points equipped to lead the overhaul of public services

For a profound transformation of the administration, Colonel Michaël Randrianirina, President of the Refoundation, addressed the 170 newly trained focal points within the public administration and public investment projects, stating: “You are called upon to become, in your respective institutions, the engines of change, the relays for continuous improvement, and the architects of a high-performing

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OFFICIAL EXAMS – Ministry of Higher Education reports incidents and violations on the first day of the 2026 Baccalaureate

Cases of candidate substitution, attempted fraud, and a traffic accident involving students marked the first day of the 2026 Baccalaureate exams on Monday. The Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research reported several incidents, noting that while no subject leaks occurred, violations led to immediate exclusions and legal proceedings. Two cases of candidate substitution were

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