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Worship at Iavoloha: Colonel Randrianirina calls for prayers for the nation

The Head of State has invited the population to intensify their prayers for the country and to maintain faith in God. During a worship service at Iavoloha yesterday, he emphasized the power of faith in the face of the difficulties the nation is currently experiencing. Colonel Michaël Randrianirina, the Head of State, called on citizens […]

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Escape of Chinese Prisoners – Fanirisoa Ernaivo provides clarifications

Minister of Justice Fanirisoa Ernaivo has provided details regarding the release of eleven Chinese detainees and the ongoing search efforts. She confirmed that four have already left Madagascar, while the remaining seven are still being sought within the national territory. Upon returning from Mauritius, Minister Fanirisoa Ernaivo presented her version of the events surrounding the

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TOAMASINA – Power cuts disrupt daily life

For the past week, residents of Toamasina have been experiencing four to five power cuts per day, according to local testimonies. The electricity supply in the city is once again severely disrupted due to the breakdown of several generators belonging to Enelec, the city’s main power provider. These outages are causing significant disorganization in daily

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Political Dialogue: Numerous Formations Call for Its Holding

The political atmosphere in the Great Island seems to have become more animated recently. The debate is once again centering on the absolute necessity of a “political dialogue” to restore order and ease latent tensions. While the regime strives to navigate in a context it describes as serene, numerous voices are being raised to demand

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Centre Arrupe Faravohitra: Citizen consultation on 40 questions

Honesty and integrity top the list of qualities that Malagasy citizens expect from their leaders. This is one of the findings from the citizen consultation titled “Fanontaniana 40 mety hanova zavatra,” which literally means “40 questions that can change things,” conducted between June and August 2026 among 2,122 people. Captured & Published at: 2026-10-17 08:09:31

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Escape of 11 Chinese Nationals: Shared Silence from the Two Heads of the Executive

The Ministry of Justice claims that the official involved in this bizarre case allegedly contacted a special advisor to the President of the Republic of Madagascar (PRRM) to request protection. “This matter will not affect the diplomatic relationship between Madagascar and China.” This is, in a way, the message that the Chinese government wanted to

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Heatwave: 38°C in the west of the country

This weekend is expected to be marked by significant temperature variations across the country. According to the weather forecast bulletin issued by the General Directorate of Meteorology on October 15, 2026, maximum temperatures are expected to gradually decrease in the Central Highlands, while heat will persist in several localities in the West. Captured & Published

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French Volunteering Day: France Volontaires honors civic engagement

The Parvis and the Analakely City Hall vibrated yesterday to the rhythm of international solidarity. France Volontaires Madagascar celebrated the 15th edition of the French Volunteering Day (JVF), themed around the inspiring Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This flagship event aligns directly with the International Year of… Captured & Published at: 2026-10-17 07:53:51 (Madagascar Local Time

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Inauguration: Carion CTN gets a makeover, FIFA Arenas come into play

On October 17 and 18, Malagasy football is set to reach a new milestone in its development with the inauguration of two major infrastructures supported by FIFA. The Malagasy Football Federation (FMF) will successively inaugurate the fully renovated National Technical Center (CTN) in Carion, followed by Madagascar’s first FIFA Arena in Ampangabe. Captured & Published

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Grand Sud: 2.5 million people in food insecurity, over 500,000 children threatened by malnutrition

Faced with persistent drought, crop failure, and unfavorable climate forecasts, the organization Action Against Hunger (Action contre la Faim) has issued an alert regarding the worsening food crisis in southern Madagascar. Six districts could reach the emergency level of the IPC classification. The food crisis is intensifying in the Grand Sud of Madagascar. Captured &

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