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Yas Madagascar Cup: Ajesaia withdraws before the quarter-finals

The Yas Madagascar Cup enters its decisive phase this weekend with the quarter-finals. The draw, held on Monday in Andraharo, produced several interesting matchups, but also sparked some controversy. As the reigning vice-champion of Madagascar, Ajesaia Antaninkatsaka will not be making the trip. The capital-based club has officially announced its withdrawal. Captured & Published at: […]

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Public defamation, contempt of magistrate, incitement to hatred: The President of the HCC files a complaint against the Publication Director of Radio Antsiva

His hearing at the Criminal Investigation Brigade in Fiadanana lasted more than four hours. Ismaël Razafinarivo was subsequently able to return home freely. Freedom of expression in danger. The main news of yesterday was the summons of the publication director of Radio Antsiva, Ismaël Razafinarivo, by the Brigade. Captured & Published at: 2026-07-10 07:43:00 (Madagascar

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2026 World Cup: When hosts fall and surprises unfold

As the quarter-finals are in full swing on North American fields, the 2026 World Cup will be remembered as a paradoxical edition. The largest ever organized—48 teams, 104 matches, three host countries—has offered a spectacle generous in goals and twists, but also a… Captured & Published at: 2026-07-10 07:42:51 (Madagascar Local Time EAT) Original Source:

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MADAGASCAR HORIZON 2035 – Women propose a vision for the future

Twelve Malagasy women have proposed a collective vision for the Madagascar of tomorrow. Following several months of reflection and collaborative workshops, they have unveiled the “Madagascar Vision 2035” Manifesto, a collective ambition for the future of the Great Island. “The decision to bring only women together is not based on a logic of exclusion. It

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Between the masculine political pole and the feminine religious pole

The Rova of Andrianampoinimerina in Antananarivo did not contain more structural elements than that of Andrianjaka, apart from the court of justice. In 1800, it was a roughly rectangular space limited to the north by the terrace overlooking Tranovola, and to the west by the current Queen’s Palace, along which a sharp slope with a

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TOAMASINA – A woman in her thirties dies from Mpox

The seventeenth death linked to Mpox has been recorded in Toamasina. The victim was a 30-year-old woman residing in the city. The announcement was made on July 8 by Professor Diavolana Köcher Andrianarimanana from the Public Health Emergency Operations Center (COUSP) during the presentation of the epidemiological report on the evolution of Mpox in the

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VOLLEYBALL – AFRICAN CHAMPIONSHIP – Three expatriates called up

The final stretch is underway. The pre-selected athletes are in full training camp ahead of the first U18 African Zone 7 Championship. The zonal tournament will take place from August 5 to 10 at the Mahamasina Sports Palace. So far, four islands in the Indian Ocean have confirmed their participation: Madagascar, Mauritius, Reunion, and Comoros

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INSECURITY – Parents double down on vigilance

At the end of the BEPC exams, the areas surrounding the examination centers were crowded with parents who had come to pick up their children. Between vigilance and secured travel, safety remained a top priority. Outside the Jean-Joseph Rabearivelo High School examination center in Analakely, reunions between parents and candidates were frequent. Many parents insisted

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PUBLIC ORDER – Crackdown on tinted car windows intensifies

Authorities are reimplementing strict controls on vehicles equipped with smoked or tinted windows, particularly those covered with aftermarket tint films. Mandated by a 2002 ministerial notice, the ban on driving with tinted or opaque windows has seen varying levels of enforcement over the years. However, following the announcement of measures aimed at addressing concerns raised

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