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The MONIMA party is organizing a meeting followed by a debate this Saturday, October 10, 2026, under the theme “Madagascar at a Crossroads.” Scheduled at the CEMES Soanierana starting at 9:30 AM, this initiative will be presided over by Monja Roindefo Zafitsimivalo, the party’s national president and former Prime Minister. Through this meeting, the organizers […]

District by district, the Vovonan’ny Fihavaozan’i Madagasikara (VFM) continues to establish its presence on the Malagasy political scene, against all odds. Last Thursday, it was the turn of the Alaotra capital. This presence is likely to cause quite a stir, to say the least, regarding the participation of Fidèle Razara. Captured & Published at: 2026-10-10

The National Sports Policy (PNS) is entering a decisive phase. The ceremony marking the completion of its development was held yesterday at the Barea Mahamasina Stadium, in the presence of the Minister of Youth and Sports, Alain Rasambany. This is an important milestone that crowns eight months of work, even though the process is still

A continental recognition for a prominent figure in Malagasy judo. A former judoka, former president of the Analamanga League, and current secretary general of the Malagasy Judo Federation, Vola Raoelison has ascended to a strategic position within the African Judo Union (AJU). Malagasy judo is strengthening its presence on the continental stage with the appointment

The entrance examination for the Malagasy National Police is seeing unprecedented interest this year. A total of 18,242 candidates are trying their luck to secure one of the 1,000 student positions available. This represents a clear increase compared to previous editions, which typically saw around 14,000 applicants. This staggering figure speaks volumes about the current

The continental governing body has entrusted a high-responsibility position to a Malagasy national. Vola Raoelison, the current Secretary General of the Madagascar Judo Federation and former president of the Analamanga League (2016-2025), who holds a black belt, was appointed as the Executive Director of the African Judo Union (AJU) effective October 8. This appointment is

The labor sector in Madagascar is set for reforms. A two-day consultation between the State and various labor stakeholders concluded last Thursday at the Ivato International Conference Center (CCI). Discussions focused on the need to reform the management policy for civil servant salaries and allowances. The consultations highlighted the necessity of establishing a new index

The platform of private schools in Madagascar suspended classes all day yesterday in Mahajanga. Teachers and school principals gathered at the headquarters of the Mahajanga Cisco (School District) in the Manga fokontany to protest against the implementation of the new educational curriculum in Madagascar. Its rapid application is causing concern and tension, particularly within private

“Torohy,” a digital platform for reporting corruption and abuse in the tax sector, was officially launched yesterday. The Head of State challenged officials at the General Directorate of Taxes to go beyond mere formalities and take strict action if illicit activities are proven. “Would you dare to crack down?” This question was posed by Colonel

A total of 260 suspected cases of food poisoning have been reported among employees of Konecta Madagascar, with no deaths recorded. As of Friday, October 9 at 8:00 PM, 193 people had been discharged from the hospital, while 67 remained under medical care. According to Dr. Christian Rakotonindriana of the HJRA hospital in Ampefiloha, initial