To ensure every citizen has a legal, unique, and protected identity, the second phase of the “Izaho tokana 2.0” biometric enrollment operation was officially launched on Wednesday, coinciding with the national celebration of Identity Day. The initiative aims to register more than 10 million citizens over the age of 18 by July 2027. This new […]
Restitution. Thirty-seven archaeological artifacts dating back to the Pharaonic era were handed over to Egypt by Lebanon on Wednesday, six years after they were seized at the Port of Beirut during a smuggling attempt. The restitution was formalized during a ceremony held at the National Museum of Beirut, attended by the Lebanese Minister of Culture,
In a few days, the popular Gen-Z demonstration will be commemorated. Across the Great Island, preparations have been underway since the beginning of August. This marks another date etched into the timeline of Madagascar’s history, following March 29, 1947, May 13, 1972, and August 10, 1991. Captured & Published at: 2026-09-17 09:53:50 (Madagascar Local Time
An adventure that ended in the final stretch for British adventurer and former firefighter Bill Taylor and his crew of extreme rowers. Having set off from the Australian coast with the ambition of completing a historic 8,800-kilometer crossing from Australia to Africa by sheer physical strength, the group saw their dream collapse on Tuesday. Captured
Maritime crossing: Bill Taylor’s crew drifts near the Malagasy coast Read More »
Two weeks after the conclusion of the first extraordinary session of the National Assembly on September 4, 2026, deputies are gathering for a second extraordinary session. This session serves as a full-scale test for the new presidential, if not parliamentary, majority. The agenda for this moment of truth, particularly for the… Captured & Published at:
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Madagascar is losing its way in a false debate between mining protection and exploitation. For economist and environmentalist Radoniaina Rakotoranto, the urgent task is to build strong governance to transform resources into sustainable wealth. Midi Madagasikara (M.M.): How do you analyze the current debate on mining? Radoniaina Rakotoranto (R.R.): The debate is currently being hijacked
The current administration has appointed more than ten ambassadors in less than a year. Minister of Foreign Affairs, Alice N’Diaye, defends this decision amidst a highly dynamic global geopolitical landscape. In an exclusive interview with Midi Madagasikara, she addressed the government’s recent wave of diplomatic appointments and the strategic objectives behind them. Captured & Published
Alice N’Diaye: ‘Madagascar is not isolated following the 2025 transition’ Read More »
Colonel Gervais Andriamiarisoa visited Tataho, in the Manakara district, yesterday. The visit was marked by the inauguration of the Al Mahdi School II school complex, 150 social housing units, and 50 permanent houses in Tsarasaotra. These projects were supported by the FCRA (Fifanampiana Centre Rassoul Akram). Captured & Published at: 2026-09-17 09:09:02 (Madagascar Local Time
Axian Foundation and FCRA donate 10 million Ariary to needy children Read More »
The CHOR MAHA project, “Health Together,” continues its deployment between Mahajanga and Reunion Island. Led by the West Reunion Hospital Center (CHOR), it aims to strengthen maternal and child health through targeted training in the Sotema and Mahavoky Basic Health Centers (CSB). “We are working on several areas: sexual health, antibiotic resistance, and prevention…” Captured
A large part of the Malagasy coastline remains exposed to difficult maritime conditions. Strong winds and heavy swells are combining across several coastal fronts, with waves potentially reaching up to 3.5 meters. Vigilance will remain necessary until September 18 in certain areas, where sea conditions remain particularly rough. According to the bulletin issued by… Captured
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