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Consuming a mixed dish (composé) at a local street food stall is reported to be the cause of a food poisoning incident that occurred in the Ambatomaro area last weekend. Dozens of people were affected and had to be hospitalized. Symptoms including vomiting, diarrhea, headaches, respiratory distress, and blurred vision began to manifest in the […]

Public lighting continues to expand in Toamasina. A total of 104 solar streetlights have already been installed in several fokontany within the Ankirihiry and Morarano districts, according to a report released last weekend by the Regional Directorate of Energy and Hydrocarbons (DREH) of Toamasina. Work is currently ongoing in the Morarano district. Captured & Published

The publication of the baccalaureate results continues. The University of Mahajanga has released the list of successful candidates for the 2026 session, ending a 23-day wait for the general baccalaureate and a 17-day wait for the technical and professional baccalaureate. The overall success rate for the Mahajanga province stands at 47.92%. Captured & Published at:

The SADC has already urged dialogue to resolve the Malagasy crisis within a clear timeframe. During the 46th Summit of Heads of State, currently taking place in Durban, a new development is expected. Gathered since yesterday in Durban, South Africa, for the 46th Ordinary Summit of Heads of State and Government… Captured & Published at:

A confirmation. The Independent National Electoral Commission (CENI) assures that it will be technically prepared to organize the first electoral consultations of the Refoundation period in July 2027. The overhaul of the electoral list must be completed by April 2027, ensuring the lists are available for this deadline, which was confirmed by the President of

The military census for the Maevatanana district is scheduled to take place from this August until September 19, 2026. Consequently, all young men and women born between 1995 and 2007—specifically those aged 19 to 31—are hereby notified to attend the military census proceedings. Captured & Published at: 2026-08-18 07:53:49 (Madagascar Local Time EAT) Original Source:

From specific reform prescriptions to clear support for the process, the Southern African Development Community (SADC) has “welcomed the constructive engagement” it observed in Madagascar. While the resolutions of the Extraordinary Summit on June 29, 2026, formulated precise measures expected from the government, those of the 46th Ordinary Summit display unequivocal support for the process.

The Marcoz General Education College (CEG) in Ampisikina has not received any new buildings for half a century, leaving its school infrastructure in a dilapidated state. During her visit to Mahajanga for the national school championships, the Minister of National Education, Sendra Nirina Rajaonarison, took the opportunity to launch a project for the construction of

Heavy rainfall struck the Androy region last Thursday and Friday, causing flooding in the districts of Ambovombe, Beloha, and Tsihombe. Beyndrova Paubert, a local resident and regional director of Communication and Culture, described the event as unprecedented for the month of August. In Ambovombe, the ‘Manara-Penitra’ stadium in Andaboly is completely submerged, with some residents

With only a few weeks left before the start of the school year, the state of certain public educational institutions is raising concerns. Both in Antananarivo and in more remote areas, schools are facing precarious conditions. Insufficient classrooms, limited lighting, and dilapidated roofs are among the problems identified. In some classrooms, the lack of light