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RUGBY SEVENS – AFRICA MEN’S CUP – The Makis target a continental podium

As the 2025 African runners-up, the Makis rugby sevens team will approach the 2026 Africa Men’s Cup with great ambitions: to maintain their position among the elite African nations. The Madagascar national rugby sevens team will have to wait a little longer to return to the continental stage. Initially scheduled for June 20-21 at the […]

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DISAPPEARANCE CASES – Head of State hardens his tone

For the third time in just a few days, the Head of State has spoken out regarding the recent cases of disappearances and the discovery of mutilated bodies. In Toamasina yesterday, he affirmed his determination to put an end to these acts and to “destroy” those behind these crimes. Annihilation. That is what Colonel Michaël

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ANTANANARIVO – Rising water levels spared some districts

The rising waters that once haunted the daily lives of residents in parts of the Urban Commune of Antananarivo (CUA) and neighboring municipalities are now a thing of the past. “We have successfully protected many areas from flooding thanks to the Greater Antananarivo Integrated Urban Development and Resilience Project (PRODUIR). In our commune, areas that

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INFRASTRUCTURES – Payment method for the future Ambohitrimanjaka bypass toll still under study

Studies are currently underway. The payment method for the future toll station on the Ambohitrimanjaka bypass has not yet been decided. While signs announcing the installation of a toll have been placed along this expressway, authorities indicate that the operating procedures for the infrastructure are still being finalized. Captured & Published at: 2026-07-10 15:42:52 (Madagascar

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ADMINISTRATION – Daily mission allowances for public agents on temporary travel tripled after 17 years

Since 2009, public agents received between 30,000 ariary and 36,000 ariary in daily allowance when on temporary mission. From now on, they will receive daily allowances ranging from 80,000 ariary to 150,000 ariary, depending on their professional category and the location of their mission. This upward adjustment came into effect this month. Captured & Published

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17th Mpox-related death: A 30-year-old woman succumbs in Toamasina

A new death occurring on July 8, 2026, has brought the total number of people who have died from mpox in Madagascar since the outbreak began at the end of 2025 to 17. According to the latest epidemic report released yesterday, the victim was a 30-year-old woman. Captured & Published at: 2026-07-10 09:43:04 (Madagascar Local

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Republic Ombudsman: Ravaka Andrianaivotseheno’s appointment revoked

The decree appointing Ravaka Andrianaivotseheno to the position of Ombudsman (Médiatrice de la République) has been revoked. The announcement was made public yesterday by the Republic Ombudsman’s office, ending a tenure that lasted only six months. In a message released on this occasion, Ravaka Andrianaivotseheno expressed her gratitude to […] Captured & Published at: 2026-07-10

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Malagasy Miara-Miainga Party: Calling for an Impartial Investigation into Child Abductions

While the political class seems indifferent to the prevailing insecurity in the country, the MMM party is breaking the silence. The party demands an impartial investigation and zero tolerance against this rampant criminality. A sense of psychosis is taking hold in the face of the recent surge in criminal acts across the Big Island. Captured

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Erudition: The thinking minds are being overlooked

It is not the first time that universities in Madagascar have organized symposiums and panel discussions leading to profound reflections on the situation in Madagascar. Every date is significant, and every commemoration calls upon Malagasy scholars. From Antsiranana to Toliara, passing through Antananarivo, teacher-researchers are trying to awaken the national consciousness in their own way.

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