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The Amoron’Akona bus terminal welcomed its first passengers yesterday. In this vast 4,500 m² infrastructure, a few passengers boarded for departures to various regional and national destinations, particularly along the eastern and southern routes. Vassia, originally from Fianarantsoa but a student in Antananarivo, was among the first users of the new terminal. “Granted, the station […]

With its new catalog, Hay Tsingory is highlighting young authors who draw upon Malagasy culture to revitalize the national comic book scene. The Malagasy comic book industry is receiving a fresh boost. Presented yesterday at the National Library of Anosy, the catalog titled “New Generation, New Inspiration” from the publishing house Hay Tsingory brings together

The preparation of the Ankoay senior men’s 5×5 basketball team continues at the Ankoay Gymnasium in Ankorondrano under the guidance of the new head coach, Mickaël Pivaud. Each session allows the French tactician to refine his roster and strengthen the chemistry of a group composed of both local and expatriate players. On Monday, the pre-selected

The Council of Christian Churches in Madagascar (FFKM) in the province of Mahajanga delivered two messages during an ecumenical service held on Sunday afternoon at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Heart of Jesus Christ in Mahajanga Be. The sermon, delivered by the synodal president of the FJKM Boina Vaovao SP 17, Reverend Josoa Gabriel Randriamampianina,

A fire caused panic in Ampasika, abruptly interrupting a wake. The flames reached the third floor of a house. A fire broke out on Monday evening in a three-story house in Ampasika, located in the Anosimasina fokontany, within the Bemasoandro commune. The incident occurred around 8:30 p.m., while a wake was being held on the

Gathered for a regional consultation in the north of the country, youth from Antsiranana have expressed their frustration with a system they deem overly centralized, demanding an effective transfer of decision-making power to territorial collectivities. During the regional youth consultation in the Diana region, organized last weekend, the Antsiranana youth called for an effective transfer

On the eve of the June 26th Independence Day celebrations, Pascal Rasaony, Director of Public Relations at the Ministry of Communication and Culture, shares his vision of Malagasy patriotism. How do you define Malagasy patriotism today, and what role does it play in building our national identity? The Malagasy people remain deeply attached to their

Behind every successful concert lie significant investments, meticulous preparation, and technicians capable of ensuring flawless sound from the first note to the last. Audiences often remember the artists, the songs, and the atmosphere. Yet, the success of a show also relies on an essential element: the quality of the sound reinforcement. Clear, balanced, and powerful

As June 26 approaches, artisanal lanterns and Chinese-made models are competing for space in the capital’s markets, reflecting a mix of national pride and consumer pragmatism. With the approach of National Day, artisanal lanterns and Chinese-manufactured models are flooding the markets of the capital, particularly in Analakely, Tsaralalàna, Isotry, Anosibe, and several other commercial districts.

Madagascar will be strongly represented by eight judokas at the African Open in Johannesburg, taking place on June 28. Aiming for the podium, eight judokas are set to compete in the Johannesburg African Open, scheduled for Sunday, June 28, in South Africa. Paris 2024 Olympian Aina Laura Rasoanaivo Razafy, who was initially slated to participate