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Two hundred and fifty free Foton buses are crisscrossing Antananarivo for the Independence Day celebrations. There are four departure points, multiple rotations, and dozens of municipalities served. An XXL plan for the holidays. Two hundred and fifty Foton buses will roam the city of Antananarivo and neighboring municipalities on the evening of June 25, as […]

For the first time, bulletproof glass has been installed in the official tribune of the Barea Mahamasina Stadium ahead of the June 26 parade, in order to protect the foreign heads of state expected for the national holiday. An unprecedented move. Bulletproof glass has been installed in the area reserved for official dignitaries at the

The Referees Department of the Football Federation has announced the implementation of the amended Laws of the Game, effective from July 1st. Like the 110 other member associations of FIFA, Madagascar will apply the Laws of the Game as amended by the international refereeing body, the International Football Association Board (IFAB), starting July 1st. These

In a statement released yesterday, the GEM (Groupement des entreprises de Madagascar) announced its withdrawal from all public-private dialogue. The decision stems from what it describes as a ‘denial of justice’ affecting its five representatives on the Board of Directors of the National Social Security Fund (CNAPS), who are currently implicated in the CNAPS-SMGD (Société

The Dream Team football school is set to participate for the second time in the Iber Cup in Lisbon, Portugal, scheduled from June 29 to July 5. The thirty-six players, divided into three age categories—those born in 2015 (11 years old), 2012 (14 years old), and 2010 (16 years old)—along with the technical staff, were

Biometric registration is drawing significant interest from citizens. With one week remaining until the conclusion of the Prodigy project, the number of registered individuals across Madagascar has crossed the 5.6 million mark, according to Fidèle Rafalimanana, the Prodigy project coordinator, yesterday. The enthusiasm for this biometric registration remains high, with long queues still visible in