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High Constitutional Court: The Malagasy Language Law blocked in its entirety

The High Constitutional Court (HCC) has effectively halted the progress of Law No. 2026-005, which did not receive smooth passage at Ambohidahy. One month after its submission, the HCC issued its decision regarding the law on the policy of Malagasy language usage and language rights in Madagascar on the 21st. Captured & Published at: 2026-08-27 […]

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BAREA STADIUM – Parliamentary inquiry underway

Nothing is official yet. The statement made on Tuesday by the President of the National Assembly, Siteny Thierry Randrianasoloniaiko, regarding the budgets allocated for the renovation of the Barea Stadium in Mahamasina during the Andry Rajoelina regime’s terms from 2019 to 2025, has caused a “major stir.” He claimed the cost “amounted to 120 million

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CHILD HEALTH – Children gain access to pediatric care

Twenty-five children will be able to benefit from a free pediatric ultrasound this Sunday, August 30. The initiative is organized by the Medical Institute of Madagascar (Institut Médical de Madagascar) as part of its new community health action. Targeting children aged 0 to 12, this first edition of “A Sunday for Life” (Un Dimanche pour

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Urban Commune of Antananarivo: Cleaned sites fall back into unsanitary conditions

Sanitation operations led by the Urban Commune of Antananarivo (CUA) often lack lasting effects. A few days, or even hours after cleaning, garbage reappears. The streets of Anosibe are a perfect example. Municipal teams have conducted cleanup operations there, but the area quickly returned to its usual state. “The problem is that during the cleaning,

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NUTRITION – Communities combat malnutrition

A more diversified diet, regular growth monitoring, and exclusive breastfeeding for up to six months. In the areas where Catholic Relief Services operates in Madagascar, these practices have evolved over the past decade. Evaluations conducted between 2015 and 2025 indicate an improvement in several nutritional indicators. Among pregnant and breastfeeding women, diets have become more

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REFOUNDATION – Tight schedule for electoral deadlines

The national consultation calendar threatens to squeeze the deadlines for the Refoundation process. Resolutions are not expected until after May 2027, while the first electoral deadline is scheduled between May and July of the same year. It is a puzzle. Electoral technicians and legal experts are debating the appropriate formula to meet the timeline set

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MURDER OF STÉPHANIE AND HAINGOTIANA – Investigators question relatives of the victims

Four individuals have been arrested and placed in police custody as part of the investigation into the murder of two young women from Manjakaray, Stéphanie and Haingotiana. The investigation into the deaths of Stéphanie Nohasoavina and Haingotiana Rasamison, whose bodies were found last Sunday in Ambohimanga Rova, is progressing according to authorities. Three suspects are

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MANAKARA – Colonel Randrianirina active on multiple fronts

The Head of State engaged in a series of activities yesterday in Manakara, a day marked by direct contact with the local population and civil servants. Covering sports, culture, religion, and administration, Colonel Michaël Randrianirina, accompanied by high-ranking advisors and a government delegation, participated in the ASIEF 2026 games, organized by the Interministerial Sports Association

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