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The FFKM is accelerating preparations for the Dialogue for Refoundation and is calling on its faithful to get actively involved before September 24. This is a crucial mobilization that is part of the process intended to lead to the major National Dinika (National Dialogue). The Council of Christian Churches in Madagascar (FFKM) is shifting into […]

Heading to the United States. Led by the President of the Refondation, Colonel Michaël Randrianirina, and his wife, the Malagasy delegation departed from Ivato International Airport yesterday, bound for New York. The destination is the United Nations headquarters, where the 81st session of the General Assembly (UNGA) is currently being held. This is an unmissable

A reversal of plans for the ‘Vanilla House’ project, which the Malagasy authorities have officially decided to abandon. Launched in October 2024 with an official signing ceremony marking the intention to rehabilitate the historic residence of industrialist Jean Laborde, located on the heights of Antananarivo in Andohalo, this initiative was intended to transform this heritage

The Minister of National Education, Sendra Nirina Rajaonarison, revealed that it will take between 7 and 10 years to integrate the country’s 118,000 non-civil servant teachers (ENF) into the public service. Denouncing corruption and political excesses in the anarchic creation of schools, the minister now advocates for total transparency and strict rationalization. Captured & Published

One hundred and twenty homes destroyed, 516 people left homeless, and no fire department services available to intervene. Fortunately, the fire that occurred on September 17, 2026, in Amboasary Atsimo resulted in no casualties. This disaster should serve as a wake-up call to strengthen firefighting capabilities in Malagasy cities and communes. In Tanambe Ambany Tranofolo,

The State is strengthening the human resources of its public services. For the current year, 13,274 budgetary positions have been allocated, with 9,000 dedicated to the education sector. This priority is accompanied by several measures in favor of public agents. Education takes the lion’s share, accounting for the majority of the 13,274 budgetary positions allocated.

Cleaning the station surroundings, reorganizing parking, banning hand-pushed vehicles, sanitizing street commerce, and repairing potholes: the rural municipality of Alasora is multiplying measures to streamline traffic around the new Amoronakona bus station, whose recent opening has led to an increase in vehicle flow along the Alasora axis. These efforts range from reorganizing public space usage

Developing digital skills. For 20 years, the ‘ABC Domino’ association has been working in the field of education by developing private primary, middle, and high schools in Efoetse, Beheloke, and Itampolo, on the southern coast of Toliara. Today, it continues its commitment with the opening of a new digital campus in Toliara. The newly renovated

A section of Andravoahangy was plunged into a traffic jam and smoke yesterday morning, caused by a tire fire. Street vendors protested by waving banners and burning tires on the road between Andravoahangy and Ambodivona. “We are demanding to return to our usual location. Why are the vendors located between the public toilets of Andravoahangy

Seven men have been arrested following the deadly robbery of a foreign national in Ambolokandrina. They are suspected of participating in the attack or receiving stolen goods. The investigation conducted by the Criminal Brigade (BC) has concluded, and the case was referred to the judiciary last week. The suspects have been placed in pre-trial detention