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Refoundation: Seven political groups denounce the confusion

“Let the Refoundation not die in the egg.” This was the appeal launched yesterday by seven political groups during a press conference. In a joint statement, the groups Vovonana Loharano, Vato Nasondrotra ny Tany, Vondrona Ampandrana, HPM, G5, Tafita, and Dimbin’Iarivo painted a severe picture of the current situation and issued a warning. Captured & […]

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Feno Ralambomanana: ‘I remain at the service of the city’

The President of the Special Delegation (PDS) of Antananarivo is putting an end to the rumors. While persistent reports suggested his imminent appointment to an ambassadorial post or other high-level responsibilities, Feno Ralambomanana denied these claims yesterday. During a visit to Behoririka, the PDS of the Urban Commune of Antananarivo (CUA) affirmed that he is

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Legal proceedings against Mamy Ravatomanga: ‘Political elimination’, says his wife

“There is a time to be silent and a time to speak. And I think the time has come to speak,” declared the wife of the Malagasy businessman who has been incarcerated in Mauritius since October 25, 2025. After a year of absolute silence, the Ravatomanga family is breaking its silence. Captured & Published at:

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HEALTH – Toliara faces a shortage of medical specialists

Public and private hospitals in the capital of the Atsimo Andrefana region are suffering from a lack of medical specialists, with working conditions and remuneration cited as primary causes. Anne-Marie Andrianasolo, a septuagenarian, visited the free consultations provided by the NGO “Les Médecins de l’océan Indien” at the Tanambao Hospital in Toliara, which is hosting

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FARATSIHO – A schoolgirl swept away by floodwaters

A 13-year-old schoolgirl lost her life after being swept away by a flash flood the evening before last in the Faratsiho district. Her body was recovered a few hours after the search began. The incident occurred in Antsampanimahazo, Faratsiho district, while the girl was returning home. Local residents, supported by the gendarmerie, quickly launched a

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BEHORIRIKA – Merchants relocated

In Behoririka, the Urban Commune of Antananarivo (CUA) is tackling both clogged canals and the occupation of public thoroughfares. One hundred and forty vendors have been instructed to move to new designated locations. The CUA launched a cleaning and dredging operation yesterday for the canals surrounding the Behoririka market. The work aims to improve water

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Diplomacy: Michel Rabemahefa officially accredited to France

The Ambassador of Madagascar to France, Michel Rabemahefa, presented his credentials to French President Emmanuel Macron on October 5th at the Élysée Palace. This solemn ceremony formalizes his accreditation, following his appointment on April 26, 2024. He had assumed his duties at the embassy in Paris on June 17th, prior to the presentation of his

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Traces of the Past: The Dates of October 14 and 21, 1958…

In seven days, Madagascar will celebrate the 67th anniversary of the birth of the First Malagasy Republic. The country reached a major milestone after six decades of colonization. The situation of that era continues to be a subject of analysis for contemporary historians, political scientists, and legal experts. Elected President of the Republic on Friday,

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History: From Majunga to Tananarive: The Algerian forced laborers of 1895

Conscripted by authority following the failure of diplomacy in 1894, nearly 5,700 Algerian porters were sent to Madagascar to manage the grueling logistics of the expeditionary force. Decimated by labor, the climate, and disease between Majunga and Tananarive, more than 2,000 of them perished in oblivion. A look back at an overlooked tragedy where the

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Polio and Measles Vaccination: Rotary Reaches Out to Families

Rotary International is fully committed to the ongoing vaccination campaign against polio and measles. To translate this commitment into action on the ground, a delegation consisting of representatives from the Rotary Club of Mahamasina, the Doyen Club, the Maroloko Club, and the Governor-elect for 2027 of District 9220 conducted a joint field visit yesterday. Captured

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