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Natural Disasters: Prevention Starts at Home

On the occasion of the International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction, Malagasy authorities are emphasizing the role of households and the adoption of genuine preventive reflexes. Knowing how to recognize an alert, identifying a safe place, or understanding the actions to take in case of danger can help save lives. Captured & Published at: 2026-10-14 […]

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FOOD POISONING – Suspicion falls on contaminated fruit salads

Fungi, yeasts, and Escherichia coli were detected in food consumed by employees of Konecta Madagascar, who were affected by a mass food poisoning incident on October 8. The exact origin remains to be determined. The Food Quality and Sanitary Standards Control Authority (ACSSQDA) released the results of analyses conducted following the mass food poisoning on

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ANTSOHIHY – A marathon day for the President of the Refoundation

The President of the Refoundation of the Republic, Colonel Michaël Randrianirina, engaged in a series of activities in Antsohihy during a particularly busy day. The visit focused on local development, national memory, and solidarity. The President arrived at Antsohihy airport in the Sofia region to participate in the 68th anniversary of the proclamation of the

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ANTSOHIHY – The Head of State affirms his support for the national consultation

During a visit to Antsohihy to mark the anniversary of the Republic, the Head of State, Colonel Michaël Randrianirina, affirmed his support for the national consultation process led by the Malagasy Council of Christian Churches (FFKM). He explicitly ruled out the possibility of a political dialogue, dismissing it as a mere attempt to distribute power

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HEALTH – Plague cases reported in Analamanga

The plague, a recurring phenomenon, began appearing at the end of July. Particular attention is focused on Analamanga, which is among the regions where cases have been formally confirmed. According to the epidemiological report prepared by the Ministry of Public Health, four cases of plague have been confirmed to date nationwide. These cases are distributed

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ANTSIVA RADIO – “NY MARINA” – “These thirty years have been difficult,” confides Ismaël Razafinarivo

The program “Ny Marina,” broadcast on Antsiva Radio 97.6 FM, is celebrating its thirtieth anniversary. Over these three decades, it has occupied an important place in debates on national affairs. From October 13, 1996, to October 13, 2026, “Ny Marina,” a program dedicated to debates on politics, society, and the economy in Madagascar, celebrated its

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School Reform: The Challenge of Equity for the 2027 BEPC

A new curriculum has come into effect for the 2026-2027 school year. The Ministry of National Education aims to bridge the gap between classroom learning and daily life through this reform. Thirty years after its last revision, the curriculum has been overhauled to better reflect current realities, affecting all levels from primary to high school

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BEPC: Two exam subjects available for candidates to choose from

Candidates for the BEPC (Brevet d’Études du Premier Cycle) will be able to choose between two distinct exam subjects based on the curriculum they followed—either the old or the new one—following an agreement reached yesterday between the Ministry of National Education and private schools. A spirit of consultation is prevailing in the national education sector.

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Natural Disasters: Ten Years of Anticipation, What Are the Results?

Since 2016, Madagascar has been developing mechanisms to intervene before cyclones, droughts, and floods strike. Ten years later, alert and coordination systems have been strengthened. A decade of experience in anticipatory actions has allowed Madagascar to gradually develop its capacity for disaster preparedness. Early warning systems […] Captured & Published at: 2026-10-13 09:53:37 (Madagascar Local

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Land dispute: Residents of Nosivelo commune call on the State

A plot of land covering a total area of 14 hectares is currently the subject of a dispute between the residents of several hamlets in the Agnapoaka fokontany, in the rural commune of Nosivelo (Farafangana district), and a local business operator. Initially, the two parties were on good terms. “An agreement was reached in 2003

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