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Madagascar intends to strengthen its cooperation with the Susan Thompson Buffett Foundation to improve maternal, neonatal, and reproductive health. Minister of Public Health, Dr. Managna Monira, and the Foundation’s Vice President, Professor Senait Fisseha, discussed this partnership on Wednesday on the sidelines of the 76th session of the World Health Organization (WHO) Regional Committee for […]

Rescue teams continued their efforts on Thursday to locate more than 1,300 missing people, including hundreds of foreign tourists, in the aftermath of devastating floods that left at least 273 dead along the Nepal-China border. According to preliminary official figures, a massive wall of water and mud submerged the region, sweeping away numerous homes and

France intends to strengthen the conditionality of its official development assistance to several African countries to secure better cooperation in combating illegal immigration to Mayotte. The announcement was made on Wednesday in Dzaoudzi by French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu during a two-day visit to the archipelago. Comoros, Burundi, Tanzania, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC),

The Council of Christian Churches in Madagascar (FFKM) presented on Tuesday at the Voara village in Andohatapenaka the architecture established to lead the national consultation. The mechanism is based on a 13-member Board of Directors, a technical committee, and a 16-person advisory group. The four church leaders who are members of the FFKM are at

Jurisprudence: “The request of the ‘Kintana’ political party, represented by its Secretary General, Mr. Ralainirina Marcel, for the purpose of establishing an institutional deadlock and recommending that the President of the Refoundation of the Republic proceed with the dissolution of the National Assembly, is declared inadmissible.” This is the content of the first article of

Faced with waves of arrests and political pressure, Member of Parliament Antoine Rajerison is questioning the democratic nature of the regime in place since October 2025. “Madagascar: A democratic state or an authoritarian state?” This is the question raised by Antoine Rajerison, the MP elected for the Arivonimamo district. Faced with the increase in arrests,

Poverty is not measured solely by household income. It can begin very early, in a childhood marked by malnutrition, academic difficulties, early labor, or the lack of essential services. The phenomenon is massive. The World Bank estimated that 75.2% of the population was living in poverty in 2022. Captured & Published at: 2026-08-27 07:38:50 (Madagascar

Southern Madagascar is facing persistent food insecurity. On August 25, the international NGO KFHI (Korea Food for the Hungry International) distributed emergency food kits to 251 vulnerable households in the Androy and Anôsy regions. This initiative is part of the HDP-N public-private partnership program. Captured & Published at: 2026-08-27 07:38:37 (Madagascar Local Time EAT) Original

On Tuesday, September 1st and Wednesday, September 2nd, 2026, the Mahamasina Sports Palace will host the 23rd edition of the Higher Education Fair. Organized by Madajeune, which boasts 24 years of expertise in promoting higher education in Madagascar, this event once again establishes itself as the essential platform for post-baccalaureate academic guidance. Captured & Published

The city of Fianarantsoa will host a decisive event for the future of Malagasy karate at the end of October. On the sidelines of the national championship, the elective general assembly will be held to renew the leadership team of the Malagasy Karate Federation (FKM). The announcement was made yesterday at the Mahamasina Sports Palace.