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France-Madagascar: Towards New Perspectives for Collaboration

A strong signal sent by the diplomacy of both countries. The Ambassador of Madagascar to France, Michel Rabemahefa, recently welcomed Fabien Lalitte, the new Deputy Director for Southern Africa and the Indian Ocean at the Quai d’Orsay, to his residence. At the heart of this cordial meeting was the strengthening and diversification of a strategic […]

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Public Services: Communes Disarmed in the Face of Their Responsibilities

Between weak financial resources, dependence on state subsidies, and the burden of operating expenses, Malagasy local authorities have limited room for maneuver to invest in local public services. This situation raises questions about the effectiveness of decentralization. The responsibilities entrusted to the communes are significant, while the financial means to carry them out remain insufficient.

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Andravoahangy Market: Traders demand sanitation improvements

Traders at the Andravoahangy market are calling on the Urban Commune of Antananarivo (CUA) to address the state of sanitation works at the site. In an open letter addressed to the President of the Special Delegation (PDS) of the capital, the F.M.T.K.A. association, represented by its president, Arsène R. Rakotoarison, expressed its concerns as the

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Philibert Tsiranana Promotion: A Tribute to the Father of Independence

Members of the 1999-2001 “Philibert Tsiranana” promotion from the National School of Administration of Madagascar (ENAM) laid wreaths yesterday before the statue of the Father of Independence in Antaninarenina. This gesture is part of the commemoration of the official declaration of Madagascar’s independence on October 14. Captured & Published at: 2026-10-15 09:39:16 (Madagascar Local Time

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Political Parties: The Battle for the Regions Has Begun

While awaiting the next electoral deadlines, the calendar for which remains unclear, political parties and platforms supporting the government are increasing their field visits. Between reconquering their bases, revitalizing structures, and political repositioning, each political formation is seeking to strengthen its regional foothold. The race for local establishment has therefore recently begun. Captured & Published

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October 14th Celebration in Antsohihy: Tribute to Philibert Tsiranana and Call for National Awakening

The Refondation movement celebrated October 14th in its own way. The President of the Refondation of the Republic of Madagascar (PRRM) and his delegation gathered yesterday in Antsohihy (SOFIA region) to commemorate this historic date, which has now been elevated to the same status as June 26th. A tribute to the father of independence was

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HFKM-VFKM Platform: Fokonolona at the heart of national recovery

The Platform for the Recovery of the Dignity of the Fokonolona (VFKF) and the HFKF (Movement for the Unification of Christians for the Nation) called yesterday for an end to the system of division inherited from colonization, during a press statement at Le Pavé, Antaninarenina. “Let us return to our roots and refocus our actions

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JIOI 2027 – Comoros: CIJ reassured by the progress of works

With ten months remaining until the deadline, preparations for the 2027 Indian Ocean Island Games (JIOI) are taking shape in the Comoros. Following a three-day inspection mission from October 12 to 14, the president of the International Games Council (CIJ), Philippe Hao Thyn Voon, expressed his satisfaction with the progress of the construction sites. The

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Tensions in Mauritius: Water shortages and a police shooting spark unrest

In Mauritius, problems are mounting. Following difficulties with water supply, the case of Élodie Thomas, who was wounded by a police officer’s gunshot, has reignited the anger of a segment of the population. The situation remains tense in Mauritius after several nights of unrest linked to water supply issues and the case of Élodie Thomas,

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