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Invited to share his experience as an entrepreneur and political actor with students at the INSCAE in 67 ha last Saturday, Tahina Razafinjoelina delivered a vibrant plea for ethics in governance. Before his young audience, he insisted on the necessity of rebuilding political practice on sound and rigorous foundations. “It is a…” Captured & Published […]

On September 26, 2026, thunderstorms and hail caught the residents of Ambatolampy and Soanindrariny, in the Vakinankaratra region, by surprise. This meteorological phenomenon seems to mark the beginning of the interseason, which had been expected for several weeks. Hail fell across several regions of Madagascar last Friday. Météo Madagascar had already announced this in its

The disappearance of Madagascar’s megafauna cannot be explained solely by primitive hunting. Published on September 23 in the journal ‘Proceedings of the Royal Society B’, a study led by Sean Hixon and Leanne Phelps challenges this theory. By analyzing bone remains collected through radiocarbon dating and stable isotopes, the researchers provide new insights into the

Cleaning their neighborhood while receiving money, rice, and school supplies. On Saturday, 3,000 people participated in a mass sanitation operation organized by the Fanjiry association in Manarintsoa Atsinanana and Andavamamba Anjezika. The operation aims not only to clean the neighborhoods before the rains but also to ensure the sustainability of these efforts through the use

Radama II, like his predecessor, was committed to modernism. His desire for progress seemed to herald an era of rapid development. However, he alienated the conservative and reactionary factions by making premature decisions, most notably granting the Frenchman Lambert a charter that gave him unchecked monopoly over the mines and lands in the north of

The feminist movement Nifin’Akanga and its partners are deploying a program of activities that place sexual and reproductive health and rights at the center of debates this September. The movement intends to multiply opportunities for dialogue regarding women’s reproductive health, a subject that remains largely taboo in Madagascar. “The Maputo Protocol has been gathering dust

The Action pour l’Éducation Citoyenne Internationale (APEC Internationale) has appointed Jaobarison Zakamanarivo Randrianarivony as the sub-regional coordinator for Southern Africa. This new responsibility will see him contribute to the development of the organization’s activities in the regional space, particularly focusing on civic education, youth, development, and cooperation. This appointment comes at a time when citizen

A violent storm struck the commune of Anjoma Nandihizana, in the Manandriana district, the day before yesterday afternoon, leaving behind a heavy toll in terms of human lives and property. Lightning claimed the lives of a mother and her son, while their home was reduced to ashes. The father, the sole survivor of the household,

People with disabilities are being introduced to the hotel and catering industry. Thirteen individuals, supported by the Fanarenana center—which has been assisting children and young people with disabilities for over 20 years—have been trained by a French professional in the sector. “The training lasted three weeks. Of course, these three weeks are not enough. The

The national army conference concluded on Saturday. Colonel Michaël Randrianirina took the opportunity to emphasize that the population is expecting concrete results in the fight against insecurity. Results. This is what the population expects in the fight against insecurity, Colonel Michaël Randrianirina, Head of State, reminded the senior officials of the Defense and Security Forces