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ANDOHATAPENAKA – Twenty-year-old succumbs to Mpox

A new death linked to Mpox was recorded on June 17 at the Andohatapenaka University Hospital (CHU). This death brings the total number of fatalities to eight since the beginning of the epidemic in December 2025. During the presentation of the epidemiological situation on June 17, Professor Köcher Diavolana Andrianarimanana, spokesperson for the Ministry of […]

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KIDNAPPING IN ANOSIBE – Abductors demand twenty million ariary

A shootout erupted in Anosibe on Thursday evening. The Anti-Gang Service (SAG) successfully rescued a teenager who had been held captive by her abductors. No ransom was paid. An abduction caused fear and confusion in the Anosibe neighborhood on Thursday evening. Three children from the same family—a boy and his two sisters—were targeted by armed

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ANTANANARIVO – The Municipality Continues City Sanitation Efforts

The removal of street vendors remains a challenging operation, but the Urban Commune of Antananarivo (CUA) affirms that it will not back down. “A city without discipline cannot develop,” emphasized Feno Ralambomanana, President of the Special Delegation (PDS) of the CUA. Any activity that does not comply with current regulations will be brought back within

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EXHIBITION – The “Malagasy ny Antsika” label takes over Ivato Airport

From June 20 to July 31, 2026, products bearing the “Malagasy ny Antsika” label are being showcased in the arrival hall of Ivato International Airport. This display serves as a strategic showcase designed to promote national craftsmanship and industrial expertise. Products and services certified under the “Malagasy ny Antsika” label have gained a new prominent

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FOOTBALL – 2026 WORLD CUP – Malagasy fans favor free apps

Some die-hard football fans are simplifying their lives and enjoying themselves by following World Cup matches on a wide range of free applications. Opportunistic businesses are finding their market almost entirely sidelined. Football enthusiasts are seeking more convenient and cost-effective ways to follow the World Cup—the major sporting event of June and July—live and without

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URBAN ART – Ankadivato transforms into an open-air gallery

For six months, the AKDVT Street Galerie project will occupy the Ankadivato neighborhood to make art a catalyst for urban and cultural transformation. Art is moving out of traditional exhibition spaces and into the heart of the city. Driven by the AKDVT collective, composed of artists residing in Ankadivato, the pilot project “Street Galerie” aims

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U.S. INDEPENDENCE ANNIVERSARY – Ideals of democracy and liberty highlighted

A reception was held yesterday to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the independence of the United States, an event that highlighted the universal values of democracy and liberty. “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these

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RALLYE JOVENA – A fierce showdown looms among the frontrunners

The second round of the Madagascar Rally Championship kicks off this Friday with the launch of the 8th Rallye Jovena. The Amoronakona spectator slalom will conclude the first leg this evening. Three days of excitement and suspense have officially begun. The 8th edition of the Rallye Jovena, serving as the second leg of the Madagascar

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E-COMMERCE – Delivery workers endure the demands of the profession

Driven by the boom in e-commerce, the delivery sector is experiencing strong growth. However, behind this momentum lies a demanding profession. At 3:00 PM yesterday, Herikolo finally put down his delivery bag. “I’m not just physically exhausted; my morale has also taken a hit,” he confides. Out of the seven deliveries he made between Behoririka

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AVIATION SECTOR – Eneam regains its accreditation

Suspended since April 21, the National School of Aeronautics and Meteorology (Eneam) is once again authorized to provide its training programs. The National School of Aeronautics and Meteorology (Eneam) officially obtained the reinstatement of its accreditation yesterday. This decision authorizes the immediate resumption of educational activities, which had been interrupted since April 21 following an

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