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Since the beginning of the mpox epidemic in Madagascar, 70 out of the country’s 120 districts have been affected. Currently, the epidemic remains active in 40 of them. According to the latest situation report on the mpox outbreak, Madagascar recorded 28 new cases as of July 14. Captured & Published at: 2026-07-16 07:56:55 (Madagascar Local […]

The Malagasy National Television (TVM) is enriching its programming schedule with ‘Russamada TV’, a new weekly show dedicated to the relations between Madagascar and Russia. Broadcast every Thursday at 7:00 PM, it aims to inform the public about the main pillars of cooperation between the two countries. Presented by journalist Fabienne Andomalala Rakotomananjo, the show

For the past year, the road section between the city of Mahajanga and Berivotra has been the subject of numerous complaints from road users. This bumpy stretch is characterized by an advanced state of decay and chaotic conditions. Traffic on National Route 4, which connects Mahajanga to the capital, is gradually increasing. The first wave

Madagascar is preparing a national strategy to better manage its maritime space, balancing security, sovereignty, and economic development challenges. Madagascar aims to turn its maritime space into a true lever for development and sovereignty. With this in mind, a national workshop dedicated to maritime governance and security opened yesterday at the Maritime Information Fusion Center

Madagascar is entering a critical phase. Since Monday, the country has been undergoing a mutual evaluation of its anti-money laundering, counter-terrorist financing, and anti-proliferation of weapons of mass destruction framework. The opening ceremony was held at the Radisson Blu Hotel in Ambodivona, presided over by Prime Minister Mamitiana Rajaonarison. For three weeks, experts from the

The construction site of the new city of Imerintsiatosika seems frozen in time. Plans for the installation of future residents are reportedly under review. There is no sign of activity at the Imerintsiatosika new city site. The 320-unit housing complex has yet to welcome its residents, and its courtyard is overgrown with brush. The residential

Invasive aquatic species have been identified in Madagascar. “Currently, in Fort-Dauphin, a small parasitic crab is attacking our oysters, which represent an essential source of income for our local fishermen. Furthermore, we are also facing a proliferation of green algae. This is the case, for example, at the port of Toamasina, which is now completely

Acts of vandalism and degradation of public property persist in the capital. The Urban Commune of Antananarivo (CUA) is reiterating the rules in force. Damage to public property is multiplying in Antananarivo. Concrete garden borders are regularly vandalized, while thefts of traffic signs, pipes, and metal parts are recurring on several road infrastructures. The CUA

Reducing absenteeism, preventing school dropouts, and promoting learning: school canteens play a decisive role in student enrollment. However, their coverage remains limited, with only 4,026 public primary schools (EPP) having canteens out of nearly 26,000 establishments across Madagascar, representing a coverage rate of 15%. These approximately 4,000 establishments are concentrated in the South and Center

The nautical and cultural sector of northern Madagascar is preparing to host a new competition dedicated to maritime traditions. Succeeding the “Milay Contest,” the “Sookany Trophy” will make its official debut from July 17 to July 19, 2026, in Ramena, Antsiranana. Organized by Koezy Company, the event takes its name from the Malagasy term “Sokany,”