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The next three days will be marked by generally dry and hot weather across a large part of Madagascar. However, the Northeast and the eastern coast will maintain a risk of light precipitation. Thus, until Friday, August 21, temperatures will remain high in several regions. The North and West will be the most exposed to […]

Beyond the statistics, violence against women also affects various fields and sectors such as health, poverty, economic dependence, child protection, and access to justice. Domestic violence is not a problem confined to the private sphere. It constitutes a social issue that directly impacts health, […] Captured & Published at: 2026-08-19 09:08:49 (Madagascar Local Time EAT)

Between the lack of jobs, the mismatch in training, and the growth of the informal sector, thousands of young Malagasy people are struggling to find their place in the economy. The paradox is striking. Madagascar may show a level of unemployment that seems relatively contained when looking only at the classic indicator. However, as soon

Following the disputes surrounding the previous election, the two supervising ministries have decided to organize a new ballot for the presidency of ASIEF on August 20. In parallel, preparations for the ASIEF National Games in Manakara are continuing, with an official opening scheduled for August 25 and competition programmed until September 5. Captured & Published

Is the SADC shifting its stance on Madagascar? It is neither giving up its involvement nor its demands. Following the summit of heads of state and government of the regional organization, held on August 17 in Durban, South Africa, Southern African leaders called on Malagasy stakeholders to preserve the current calm. Captured & Published at:

The Soavinandriana Hospital Center (Cenhsoa) kicks off its 135th-anniversary celebrations today. This is an opportunity to look back at the establishment’s evolution through the narrative of Dr. Raymond Sambany, a living memory of the military hospital. Dr. Raymond Sambany, 72, embodies four decades of the military hospital’s history. He joined as a volunteer surgeon in

In 2020, girls accounted for only 17% of students in Mathematics and Computer Science at the Faculty of Sciences of the University of Antananarivo, compared to 63% in the Faculty of Letters. This disparity highlights their low representation in scientific fields. Obstacles often emerge during academic orientation, driven by stereotypes and sexist practices within families

Following previous operations targeting tinted windows and LED lighting, a new phase of awareness-raising has been announced before the strict enforcement of current regulations resumes. Tinted windows and LED lights are back at the center of road traffic discussions. A meeting dedicated to road control and safety was held at the Ministry of Transport and

The FJKM (Fiangonan’i Jesoa Kristy eto Madagasikara) celebrated its 58th anniversary yesterday, coinciding with the launch of a national retraining program for its 1,300 pastors. This dual event was marked by faith and commitment. Religious services were held across seven national centers hosting the pastoral training. In Canada, a service was also held at the

In Durban, the Southern African Development Community (SADC) reaffirmed its support for the Refoundation process in Madagascar. It welcomed the steps already taken while reiterating the principles that should guide the remainder of the process. Inclusive governance. This term appears in the section of the communiqué concerning Madagascar, issued during the 46th Summit of Heads