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From the era of Andrianjaka until 1869-1888, when a temple was added, the Rova of Antananarivo possessed the structural characteristics of all preceding Rova. Vincent Belrose Huyghes cites Father Callet’s ‘Tantara ny Andriana eto Madagascar’ as an example: ‘In Ambohimanga, there are three enclosures: Mahandrihono, Nanjakana, and Bevato. They are separated from one another… arranged

The UN Peacebuilding Fund (PBF) has launched the ‘Peace Caravan’ in Morondava, marking ten years of commitment to social cohesion in Madagascar. The caravan will travel across various regions to promote dialogue, peace, and good governance. Morondava hosted the launch of the first Peace Caravan in Madagascar, celebrating a decade of PBF efforts in conflict

Beaten 62-82 by the Democratic Republic of Congo, the Ankoay have already compromised their chances of qualification for the third window. The mission is already looking nearly impossible for the Malagasy basketball players. Facing the Democratic Republic of Congo for their first match of the second window of the FIBA World Cup qualifiers, the Ankoay

Joel, a married father of two boys, was found dead in Amboanjobe. According to witnesses, his body showed signs of mutilation. A heinous crime shocked Amboanjobe yesterday morning. The lifeless body of Joel, a poultry trader residing in Antsahabe, was discovered near the Place de l’Amitié. According to initial reports, signs of violence were visible

The crackdown on illicit land-filling operations is intensifying. The Head of State has caught clandestine land-fillers in the act. Caught red-handed. The By-pass road in Alasora was the scene of an unprecedented event on Wednesday evening. As Colonel Michaël Randrianirina, President of the Refoundation of the Republic of Madagascar, was returning from the Council of

Deputies have adopted the law creating the Economic, Social, and Cultural Council (CESC). It aims to strengthen dialogue between public authorities and the nation’s vital forces. Termed a “fundamental organic law” by the National Assembly, this long-awaited body is finally entering its implementation phase. Amidst lively debates yesterday in Tsimbazaza, deputies adopted the organic law

The first true face-to-face meeting between the deputies and the Rajaonarison government was held yesterday. The session, which lasted late into the night, quickly turned into a flood of grievances from parliamentarians to the members of the government team. “One of the fundamental pillars of democracy.” This is how Siteny Randrianasoloniaiko, President of the National

The government has announced a new timeline for the launch of the national consultation. “It is expected that the consultation will begin during this month of July,” declared Prime Minister Mamitiana Rajaonarison before the deputies during a question-and-answer session at the National Assembly this Thursday. According to the head of the Mahazoarivo government, the executive