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VOLUNTEERING – Solidarity initiatives in the spotlight

The fifteenth edition of the French Volunteering Day (JVF) was held yesterday, Friday, October 16, at the City Hall and on the Analakely square. Organized by France Volontaires Madagascar, this event highlights the contribution of international volunteers to sustainable development. About thirty associative and institutional stands welcomed the public on the Analakely square. Visitors were […]

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ANTSIRANANA – Classes suspended, students left without shelter

Following clashes over dormitory assignments, the University of Antsiranana has suspended classes and temporarily closed its campus. Students, deprived of housing, find themselves without any fallback options. The distribution of new housing has been suspended, teaching and research activities have been interrupted, and the campus has been temporarily closed. These measures, announced Friday evening by

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Voter Registration Overhaul: Over Seven Million Voters Registered

More than seven million citizens have been provisionally registered on the electoral roll following two and a half months of census operations. The goal is to ensure a reliable and comprehensive electoral file ahead of the constitutional referendum and the presidential election. The Independent National Electoral Commission (Ceni) reported 7,163,714 adult citizens on the register,

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ANDRANOTAPAHANA – Deadly four-vehicle pile-up

A collision involving four vehicles resulted in four deaths and several injuries yesterday around 1:10 PM in Andranotapahana. An investigation is underway to determine the causes of the accident. The tragedy occurred at Andoharano, on the road connecting Andranotapahana to the Don Bosco district. According to initial reports, two white Toyota pickups traveling from Andranotapahana

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FOOD – Eating according to one’s means

The rising cost of living is forcing households to reduce their purchases and sacrifice dietary diversity. For many, feeding themselves has become a daily struggle. In Antananarivo, the contents of a plate depend directly on a household’s financial means. Faced with the cost of food products, some families reduce portions, while others give up certain

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MAHAZOARIVO – Traders block traffic

Traffic around Ambohitsoa-Mahazoarivo was blocked yesterday morning. Local traders demonstrated in the street at the intersection leading to Mahazoarivo, throwing bricks onto the road and burning wood debris to block the path. The cause: the demolition of about ten kiosks built on the sidewalk by the Urban Commune of Antananarivo. “Our activity does not cause

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Diplomacy: Korea advocates for credible and transparent elections

Korea intends to further strengthen its relations with Madagascar, which is considered a strategic partner due to its geographical position in the Indian Ocean. This orientation was reaffirmed by the Korean Ambassador, Park Ji-hyun, during the celebration of her country’s national day, held yesterday in Ivandry. In a context of political transformation… Captured & Published

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Socio-professional integration: 30 young single mothers on the path to autonomy

A new beginning is on the horizon for vulnerable young mothers in the southern suburbs of the capital. Faced with the growing socio-economic challenges confronting marginalized youth, the NGO Action Education Madagascar, formerly known as Aide et Action, and the rural commune of Tanjombato formalized their bilateral partnership yesterday. The solemn ceremony of […] Captured

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Ebola Epidemic Prevention: Tourist from DRC intercepted at Ivato and immediately deported

With a second case of Ebola confirmed in Kenya, vigilance in the Great Island has reached its peak. Spotted upon her arrival on an Ethiopian Airlines flight, a Congolese national was isolated under police guard before being sent back home without delay. Faced with the risks of the spread of emerging viruses and […] Captured

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International Day of Rural Women: For equal access to land and financing

The recognition of the role of rural women was the highlight during the celebration of the International Day of Rural Women, held yesterday at the Kianja Barea Mahamasina. The theme chosen for this year focused on ‘Autonomous rural women, active players in the transformation of agricultural systems and […]’ Captured & Published at: 2026-10-16 09:38:38

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