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TECHNICAL EDUCATION – A thousand students thrive in a new Youth Corner

As part of the cooperation between the Ministry of Technical Education and Vocational Training (METFP), the UNFPA, and the International Labour Organization (ILO), with financial support from Norway, a new space was inaugurated at the Mahajanga Technical High School in Antsahavaky on Friday. “The ‘Youth Corner’ is a modern youth center. It provides approximately one […]

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METEOROLOGY – Rains linked to a subtropical disturbance to continue until Tuesday on the Big Island

Unexpected rainfall during this winter period. Several localities on the Big Island have been surprised by rains since Thursday and throughout the weekend. According to meteorological services, these rains will continue until Tuesday across several regions. They are linked to a subtropical disturbance located south of the Mozambique Channel, explains a forecaster from the General

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RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT – Two young Malagasy women among the six nominees for the IRD 2026 Innovation Trophies

Focusing on women, the environment, and innovation, two Malagasy projects have been selected among the six initiatives for the 2026 Innovation Trophies organized by the French National Research Institute for Sustainable Development (IRD). Larissa Valisoaniaretana and Toziny Viva Elianah will represent Madagascar under the theme ‘Changing daily life, building the future, research committed to women

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LABOR – Offering and promoting decent jobs for adults to better protect children

The fight against child labor also involves improving working conditions and incomes for adults. This was one of the main findings highlighted on Friday in Anosy during the national celebration of the World Day Against Child Labor, observed annually on June 12. “A child’s place is in school, not at work,” participants repeatedly reminded during

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HIGHER EDUCATION – Authorities launch construction of a university campus in Amoron’i Mania

A new university campus is coming soon to the Amoron’i Mania region. The foundation stone for the regional university campus was laid on August 15 in Ankadinanahary, Ambositra. According to the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research (Mesupres), the construction work is scheduled to be completed, with the infrastructure becoming operational by July 2027.

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DIPLOMACY – Colonel Michaël Randrianirina presents the reconciliation process underway in Madagascar to Cyril Ramaphosa

A report on the evolution of the political situation in Madagascar. The meeting with South African President Cyril Ramaphosa this Sunday in Durban, South Africa, provided an opportunity for the President of the Refoundation, Colonel Michaël Randrianirina, to take stock of the progress made in the national consultation and political dialogue processes being conducted on

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ENVIRONMENT – The Ministry prepares for the peak of fire season and releases contact details for regional officials

Local emergency numbers are now available. The Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development has released the phone numbers of its regional officials to facilitate the reporting of fires and accelerate intervention coordination. This measure is part of prevention efforts against bushfires as the high-risk period approaches, with a peak typically observed in October. The prevention

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REGIONAL COOPERATION – The SADC Organ Troika reaffirms the regional organization’s commitment to democratic governance and constitutional order

The role of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) as a guarantor of peace, constitutional order, and democratic governance in the region has been reaffirmed. Decisions made by these bodies, particularly those of the Troika of the Organ on Politics, Defense, and Security Cooperation, are expected to strengthen the organization’s role in upholding peace and

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METEOROLOGY – 43 households evacuated following rising waters caused by heavy rains in Ambovombe

Heavy rains that began on Friday in Ambovombe have left many in distress. 43 households in Mangarivotra had to be evacuated following the subsequent rise in water levels. Four classrooms at the reference center of the Regional Directorate of National Education in Ambovombe have been mobilized to temporarily house the affected families. Regional authorities and

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LFN Madagascar: ‘For the moral and loyal refoundation of the State’

The Liana Fahasoavana ny Nosiko (LFN Madagascar) party intends to place the “moral and loyal refoundation of the State” at the center of its political project. This orientation was presented by its president, José Andriamiharijao Solofoharijao, who advocates for governance based on integrity, transparency, and loyalty. The party particularly aims to restore trust. Captured &

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