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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 […]

Faralahy Célestin Razafindramasy and Honoré Vazison (pictured) are the new National Assembly representatives to the High Constitutional Court (HCC). They were elected following a landslide vote yesterday. One hour and seven minutes. That was the duration of the plenary session during which deputies proceeded to elect their two new representatives to serve on the High

A reorganization of suburban transport lines is currently underway in the periphery of Antananarivo. Several cooperatives are preparing to serve the By-Pass route via Amoron’Akona, in anticipation of the upcoming opening of the Amoron’Akona bus station. This measure aims primarily to simplify and streamline travel for passengers heading to the station, as emphasized yesterday by

The second leg semi-finals of the Madagascar Elite Division 1 championship will all take place at By-Pass this weekend. Disciples FC will host Ajesaia on Saturday, and Elgeco Plus will welcome CFFA. Nothing is decided yet. The two top-ranked teams from the Pure Play Football League (PFL) conference phase, Disciples FC and Elgeco Plus, need

As illicit financial flows continue to thrive, the State is equipping itself with new tools to strengthen corporate transparency, improve tax collection, and combat money laundering. A new control instrument. Yesterday, at the Novotel Alarobia, the Directorate General of Taxes (DGI) launched the Central Register of Beneficial Owners (RCBE), a platform designed to identify the

For two days, the Staff School (École d’état-major) dedicated a series of conferences to the challenges that hybrid threats pose to the Armed Forces—an issue that now goes beyond the military sphere alone. How can we face threats that no longer take the form of conventional conflicts? This was the question addressed by the Army’s

A large influx of parents marked the start of the CEPE examinations yesterday morning at the Lycée Jean-Joseph Rabearivelo in Analakely. Their presence momentarily disrupted the organization of the examination center. From the early hours of the morning, Lycée Jean-Joseph Rabearivelo (JJR) in Analakely became the scene of significant congestion as the Certificat d’Études Primaires

The 6th arrondissement of Antananarivo has a new community space. The Kianja Kanto Antsararay was inaugurated on June 17 as part of the Antananarivo Urban Nursery Project (PUA), implemented by GRET in partnership with the Urban Commune of Antananarivo (CUA) and funded by the French Development Agency (AFD). Located in the heart of the Ambohimanarina

While electric vehicles are increasingly appealing to motorists, their high prices and infrastructure limitations continue to slow down their widespread adoption. The electric vehicle market is beginning to gain a foothold in Madagascar. Specialized dealerships are emerging in Antananarivo, Toamasina, and Antsirabe, offering models ranging from 40 million to over 300 million ariary, depending on

A domestic tragedy occurred in Belambanana, Andoharanofotsy, on Tuesday morning. A one-year-and-two-month-old baby girl lost her life after being electrocuted in the family home. According to initial findings, the girl was playing near an electrical connection when the accident occurred. Her young aunt, who was responsible for looking after her, attempted to rescue the child