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Shock gripped those who discovered the scene yesterday at the Tsimbazaza zoological and botanical park. A man, estimated to be around 20 years old, was found lifeless at the location. Signs of burns were observed on his face, eyes, and the area surrounding the body. The discovery was made around 7:30 AM. Captured & Published […]

The National Nutrition Office (Office national de nutrition) has unveiled an aggressive strategy based on the surgical targeting of communes most affected by malnutrition to combat this scourge. To support this multisectoral fight, the government promises regained financial sovereignty by 2027, ensuring that the fate of one-third of Malagasy children is no longer left solely

Madagascar is facing its own paradoxes. With 5,000 km of coastline and a maritime space of 1.14 million km², which is double its land area, the future of the Great Island is undeniably at stake at sea. However, the lack of a unified national maritime policy is costly: nearly 500 million dollars per year. Captured

Rather than allowing dozens of seized assets to deteriorate in parking lots for several years, the ARAI states that the State has chosen to temporarily put them to use for the public interest, while maintaining strict legal and administrative control. The figures revealed by the Agency for the Recovery of Illicit Assets (ARAI) demonstrate the

Rivalries have resurfaced within the Jesosy Mamonjy Church. Yesterday, faithful members demonstrated in front of the church headquarters in Ankorondrano, carrying banners. They are opposing the Board of Directors (CA) election scheduled for July 18. Law enforcement forces were present at the scene. A segment of the believers is seeking state arbitration regarding an election

The Betongolo Gendarmerie apprehended a septuagenarian in Andravoahangy suspected of usurping the title of advisor to the President of the Refoundation. The 75-year-old man, who posed as an advisor to the President of the Refoundation of the Republic of Madagascar, was arrested on Wednesday. According to the gendarmerie, he used a phone number to claim

“This is a first in Madagascar,” stated Pety Rakotoniaina, the deputy elected for Ikalamavony. During a session held yesterday at Tsimbazaza, technicians and experts from Jirama were questioned by representatives of the National Assembly, in the presence of members of the Court of Audit. A parliamentary inquiry commission has been established to examine the management

A consultation for those affected by the fly-over project was held yesterday and today. The discussions were marked by the anxiety of those facing expropriation procedures during the first day. Nearly two weeks before the start of construction on the fly-over, concern is growing among residents and business stakeholders in Anosizato. Yesterday, the consultation for

The political situation in Madagascar remains under close regional surveillance. It was among the topics discussed during the meeting of the Ministerial Committee of the SADC Organ on Politics, Defence and Security Cooperation in Malawi. Elias Magosi, Executive Secretary of the regional organization, emphasized the need for constant vigilance regarding Madagascar’s path toward constitutional order.

Following sanitation operations, disorder is gradually returning to the streets of Antananarivo, characterized by the occupation of sidewalks, illegal waste dumping, and general incivility. The return of chaos is increasingly visible in the capital’s streets. Pedestrians, merchants, carts, and vehicles now compete for every available space, making daily travel more difficult. In Anosibe, some merchants