The United States consistently highlights its long-standing diplomatic relations with Madagascar. Indeed, a U.S.-Malagasy treaty was signed in Antananarivo on May 13, 1881, and ratified by the U.S. Senate on February 23, 1883. A Malagasy embassy, led by Minister of Foreign Affairs Ravoninahitriniarivo, met with U.S. Secretary of State Frederick Frelinghuysen in Washington on March […]
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Coach Franck Rajaonarisamba and his club, CFFA, are preparing for the African Champions League. The coach has already won two titles with AS Adema (2006-10) and Fosa Juniors FC (2017-23). Asked about the adjustments made during the championship to win the title: At the beginning of my arrival, we faced difficulties during the conference phase.
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The Chinese Embassy celebrated the 105th anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party yesterday. An opening for cooperation with Malagasy political parties was affirmed on this occasion. A helping hand extended to Malagasy political parties. This is, in essence, the thrust of the speech delivered yesterday by Ji Ping, the Chinese Ambassador to Madagascar. He spoke
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Claudine Nomenjanahary continues her steady progress. Competing at the National Meeting in La Roche-sur-Yon, located in the Vendée department of the Pays de la Loire region in France, the Malagasy sprinter clocked a time of 23.51 seconds in the 200m on Wednesday. This performance marks a new personal best, improving her previous record of 23.55
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A basket containing BEPC (Brevet d’Études du Premier Cycle) exam papers has disappeared from a guarded truck, and the subjects have been replaced. A mysterious theft occurred in Vangaindrano. Exam papers intended for the Vangaindrano School District (Cisco) have vanished. The vehicle transporting them, which was under the escort of law enforcement officers, was reportedly
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Eleven bills and proposals, originating from both the Government and the deputies, were adopted during the first ordinary session of the National Assembly, which concluded yesterday in Tsimbazaza. On this occasion, Siteny Andrianasoloniaiko, President of the National Assembly, reviewed the work carried out during these two months of session. “The deputies have worked extensively during
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The founder of Fireflies receives a continental distinction recognizing twenty years of commitment to African cinema and the promotion of Malagasy talent. A new international honor puts Malagasy cinema in the spotlight. Felana Rajaonarivelo, director, founder, and CEO of Fireflies, received the Women in Film & TV (WIFT) Africa Special Recognition Award on July 2
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A man has abused his 11-month-old niece. The alleged perpetrator was brought before the public prosecutor last Thursday. Reports of sexual violence against minors are on the rise in Mahajanga. Recently, a 35-year-old individual abused his 11-month-old niece in the Betania fokontany, located in the rural commune of Ankazomborona, Marovoay district. The suspect was brought
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After an absence of more than eight months, the traffic police have returned to Analamanga. Motorists are now required to strictly adhere to traffic laws, or face immediate sanctions. During a press briefing at the central police station in Tsaralalàna yesterday, Police Controller General Seraly Hercule announced the deployment of 520 specially trained officers starting
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According to the Prime Minister, the sluggishness and complexity of administrative procedures are the primary reasons for the government’s low budget execution. He has committed to dismantling these blocking factors. Yesterday, before the National Assembly, Prime Minister Mamitiana Rajaonarison pledged to address the factors causing the government’s low budget execution rate, which has resulted in
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