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A pilot phase is relying on the participation of residents from fifty-two fokontany to identify sanitation issues and find sustainable solutions against flooding. The rainy season will serve as the first test for a new flood prevention approach. Launched on October 23 at the Motel Anosy, this initiative focuses on field observations and resident participation […]

Dr. Felana Ranaivo Rabetokotany, a medical biologist and cancer survivor, shares her journey in battling the disease. As the founder of E-nao Salama, she discusses the challenges of cancer care in Madagascar, including the lack of medical infrastructure, the brain drain of professionals, and the high cost of treatment. Diagnosed with breast cancer in 2021,

Only one year after taking power, Colonel Michaël Randrianirina publicly states that the threats are coming from within. Personal interest takes precedence over patriotism and the interests of the population. This is the image that emerges from the latest revelations made by the president of the Refoundation of the Republic of Madagascar, Colonel Michaël Randrianirina.

The meteorological services have announced a deterioration in weather conditions for today and Saturday. High-intensity thunderstorms, potentially accompanied by hail, are expected in the Central Highlands as well as several other regions of the country. The regions of Analamanga, Itasy, Vakinankaratra, Amoron’i Mania, Matsiatra Ambony, Sofia, Boeny, and Betsiboka are particularly concerned. Captured & Published

Protecting forests without ignoring the realities of households is one of the major challenges for Madagascar. Amidst energy needs, deforestation, and poverty, ecology goes beyond mere environmental discourse. Dieu Donné Razaramaro, founder of the NGO Mi’Art Eco, aims to contribute to this cause, from his native village of Ambohisoa to the University of Sussex in

The spectacular escape of eleven Chinese detainees convicted of cybercrime has ignited social media and sparked the ire of civil society. Transparency International is demanding accountability in the face of this systemic failure of the justice system. The case continues to dominate the news. Although measures have already been taken during the Council of Ministers,

The protection of marine resources does not stop at the seashore; it also extends to market stalls. In the northern capital, agents from the Regional Directorate of Fisheries and the Blue Economy have taken direct action by meeting with seafood traders to raise awareness about the closure of lobster and crab fishing. The choice of

The defense of African creators’ rights has reached a new international milestone. Laza Razanajatovo, President of the Pan-African Alliance of Screenwriters and Directors (APASER), was honored in Tokyo for his commitment to the rights of African screenwriters and directors during the AVACI–FESAAL 2026 International Congress of Audiovisual Authors. This recognition highlights his efforts toward better

In Mahajanga, traders are refusing to vacate the sidewalks despite the expiration of the deadline granted by the municipality, raising fears of clashes during the eviction scheduled for today. It is D-Day for the operation to evict traders from the sidewalks and public roads located in front of the City Hall up to the Analakely

The Androy region, long plagued by water shortages, now has new infrastructure to improve the supply of drinking water. Funded by the state budget, the project now supplies the city of Ambovombe. Ambovombe has been buzzing with excitement for several days. “There is a celebration everywhere in the city; people are honking horns and celebrating