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Several key figures from the September-October 2025 protests are planning to boycott the events scheduled for the first anniversary of the ‘tolona’ (struggle). Alissa Vallérey, one of the young activists who made a strong impression during the 2025 protests by breaking through police barricades on her quad bike, is contesting the commemoration of the first […]

The association ‘Les Amis de l’EPP Ambohitrarahaba’ continues its support for students. Since 2001, the association has been involved in the school through various forms of assistance. School supplies, support for meritorious students, food aid, and health interventions are among the actions carried out over the years. “The association accompanies us every year, and its

The national youth policy is entering a new phase. Following consultations, the gathered recommendations must now be transformed into a new framework for action. The national youth policy already exists, with its framework last revised in 2015. This new approach aims to adapt it to the current realities of young people aged 14 to 30.

Two cousins, aged 22 and 25, who had been missing since September 11, were found dead in the waters of the Ikopa River. Their families suspect foul play. A family in Androndra Ampamantanana is plunged into deep mourning. Two young men, Tiavina and Tahiry, were tragically killed. According to reports, they were murdered before their

Social issues took center stage at the opening ceremony of the National Assembly’s extraordinary session. Speaking on behalf of the deputies, Siteny Randrianasoloniaiko demanded the acceleration of water and electricity projects. The issue is unavoidable. It is difficult to ignore the social situation in current political events, as seen yesterday at the Tsimbazaza assembly hall.

A dispute has broken out between a segment of the local community and the new Fokontany chief in Aranta. The handover ceremony between the former chief and the new official was scheduled for Wednesday afternoon at 4:00 PM at the Fokontany office. Residents opposed the installation of Jean-Noël Rasolomonenjanahary and his team. Members of the

Traveling from Amoronakona offers passengers a completely different experience compared to the old Fasan’ny Karàna station. Beyond the modern infrastructure, the organization of transport has also been significantly upgraded. Yesterday, passengers arrived at the Amoronakona bus terminal via shuttle services. “While shopping in Behoririka this morning, I was told that a vehicle connects Analakely directly

Celebrated on September 15 and 16, the 2026 National Identity Day (ID Day) highlighted the modernization of the Malagasy civil registry. Held under the theme “My identity, my shadow. Never separated!” and institutionalized by Decree No. 2024-067, this edition received significant support from the International Organization of La Francophonie (OIF). Captured & Published at: 2026-09-18

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has expressed support for an unprecedented rapprochement between Canada and the European Union, even as U.S. President Donald Trump threatens trade measures against the European bloc. On Thursday, Carney welcomed the proposal by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen to make Canada the EU’s first “associate member.” Meanwhile, Donald

Malaria has emerged as a primary focus in health investigations conducted in Ampasinambo and Fasitsara, two rural communes in the Ifanadiana district of the Vatovavy region. According to Dr. Christophe Tsitohery, the Regional Director of Public Health (DRSP) for Vatovavy, approximately 70% of patients tested via rapid diagnostic tests (RDTs) for malaria have returned positive