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Labor Shortages in the Vakinankaratra Region

In his historical study on the construction of the Tananarive-Antsirabe (TA) railway (1911-1923), Jean Fremigacci highlights the complexities of labor management during the colonial era. While initial reports from administrators in Tananarive and Vakinankaratra suggested an abundance of cheap, skilled labor, the reality was far more nuanced. The author notes that the population of the […]

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Fanirisoa Ernaivo: Towards tracking down suspicious capital held abroad

Madagascan capital held abroad is now under the spotlight of judicial authorities. Minister of Justice Fanirisoa Ernaivo announced yesterday in Ankorondrano the launch of in-depth investigations targeting bank deposits as well as associated real estate or movable assets scattered across at least six third-party countries. Captured & Published at: 2026-10-06 09:09:10 (Madagascar Local Time EAT)

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Cabinet Reshuffle: Several Ministers in a Precarious Position

While Prime Minister Mamitiana Rajaonarison has just presented a generally positive assessment of his first six months at the head of the Executive, the political and social climate remains under high tension. On the ground, and more particularly on the web, the younger segment of the population, Generation Z, continues to maintain pressure. Captured &

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Antongil Bay: Over 400,000 hectares of marine zones to be secured

A new Marine Protected Area has been established in Antongil Bay with the aim of safeguarding marine and coastal natural resources. The objective is to secure coastal and marine zones covering an area of more than 400,000 hectares, distributed between the Ambatosoa and SAVA regions. Two prefects recently signed the agreement. Captured & Published at:

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Government Action: Palpable changes in growth and essential services, according to the Prime Minister

Growth exceeding forecasts, contained fuel prices, improvements in water and electricity supply, local healthcare, and support for agriculture: the Prime Minister presented progress intended to translate into daily life. Prime Minister Mamitiana Rajaonarison outlined the achievements of the first six months of action on the national channel. Captured & Published at: 2026-10-06 08:53:54 (Madagascar Local

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Temperatures: The rise will reach the Highlands and the East starting tomorrow

The thermometer is expected to gradually rise in several parts of Madagascar this week. Initially expected in the Southwest, the increase in maximum temperatures will extend towards the center and the eastern slope of the country starting October 7. Maximum temperatures reaching up to 38°C are forecast nationwide. The thermometer is expected to climb in

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Maternal and Child Health: Madagascar Launches Free Mobile App ‘Izaho sy ny sombin’ny aiko’

The Malagasy government continues its efforts to provide quality health services to the entire population. At the heart of this initiative, the health of mothers, children, and young people represents a major pillar for ensuring a secure future for generations to come. In this dynamic, the Ministry of Public Health has launched the free mobile

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They made the buzz: A system that is giving up the ghost…

In our society, when the most vulnerable are affected, “Facebook” becomes the witness. From the couple aged 80 and 76 in Ankazotokana Ambatomena Manjakandriana a few days ago, to a 17-year-old minor, Haingotiana, in Ambohimanga last August: it is time to question the efficiency of the system. Introspection is mandatory. Captured & Published at: 2026-10-06

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National Education: Demand for payment of chalk allowances

As is the case every year, the celebration of World Teachers’ Day serves as an opportunity for the teaching staff to call upon policymakers to address the challenges inherent to their profession and, more broadly, to the country’s education sector. These challenges span budgetary, technical, organizational, and human resource dimensions. It is within this context

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Anosy Court: Gastro Pizza and victims of the police shooting in Namontana file a complaint

The family of the employee who died in Namontana, as well as the manager of La Gastro Pizza, filed a complaint yesterday at the Toby Ratsimandrava, following the police intervention that resulted in one death and several injuries. A press conference was held yesterday at the Anosy court after the complaint was filed by their

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