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A genuine institutional imbroglio shook social media and public opinion throughout the day on September 24. At the root of this intense tension were contradictory announcements from the Ministry of Labor, Employment and the Civil Service (MTEFoP) regarding whether September 25 would be a paid public holiday, which sparked widespread confusion. Captured & Published at: […]

Several regions have been placed on high alert for heavy rainfall. An atmospheric disturbance is causing intense precipitation over the Central-West and the southern part of the Highlands. According to meteorological forecasts, rainfall accumulations of 30 to 60 mm are expected within 24 hours in these areas. Hail is also expected at higher altitudes and

Madagascar has adopted a new law on the use of nuclear energy. On September 24, 2026, deputies approved the amended bill regarding the safe, secure, and peaceful use of nuclear technologies in Madagascar. This text updates a legal framework nearly three decades old, which had become obsolete in the face of the rise of nuclear

On Wednesday, banners appealing to the President of the Republic and the President of the National Assembly were displayed in Benetse, a fokontany in the rural commune of Ankilimalinike, Toliara II. A march was organized along a section of the RN9, concluding in a public square in the commune. Local representatives spoke out, demanding that

It was not a natural death, but a suspicious one for a bajaj driver, the three-wheeled vehicle operator, who was found dead in Andranomanelatra, Antsirabe, on Thursday evening. The hypothesis of murder is being prioritized, as injuries, including a mark likely caused by a sharp object on the neck, were observed. The body was lying

After two days of searching, a father was finally found, but unfortunately, he had already passed away. His body was discovered at the foot of a cliff, west of Mandrosoa, in the Andramasina district, yesterday morning. According to reports, his body was found on his birthday. Initial hypotheses suggest that the man may have fallen

Two and a half years of writing to give voice to those often silenced. With her book ‘3,000 Women. Clandestine Abortion in Madagascar,’ Mbolatiana Raveloarimisa sheds light on a reality that remains difficult to address in Malagasy society. To construct this work, the author collected testimonies from several people affected by the issue, including women

At the UN podium, Colonel Michaël Randrianirina called for a profound reform of the multilateral system, specifically advocating for permanent African representation on the Security Council. Addressing the United Nations General Assembly on Thursday, Colonel Randrianirina, Head of State, emphasized the need to correct a historical imbalance. He stated that Africa, with its 1.4 billion

Members of the GenZ Toliara movement and local authorities gathered yesterday to commemorate the socio-political movement of September 25, 2024. A year ago, young people in Toliara joined the mobilization initiated in Antananarivo, organizing marches from the Maninday campus to the city center. The square in front of the ‘Jardin de la Mer’ plaza, subsequently

The first anniversary of the September 25, 2025, commemoration took place yesterday. The ceremony in Anosy confirmed the significance the current administration intends to assign to this date in the nation’s political memory. As announced, the stage was set in Anosy, opposite the roundabout leading to the Ambohidahy tunnel, where a stele stands in memory