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The new school curriculum introduces several changes to the teaching of History. Among the main modifications is the shifting of certain chapters dedicated to the history of Madagascar from one grade level to another. Starting this school year, colonial history is no longer taught in the third year of middle school (classe de troisième) or […]

Governance, employment, health, and electricity are among the twelve themes of the national consultation and the primary concerns expressed by citizens. Through their testimonies, they highlight the difficulties encountered in their daily lives. Governance and the management of public affairs particularly concern administrative procedures. Voahangy, a mother met in the corridors of a public service

A few years after its reconstruction, the Manampisoa Palace is showing new signs of deterioration. Damage to its roof, exacerbated by the passage of Cyclone Gezani, has led authorities to prepare for a new restoration and to re-examine certain choices made during previous works. At the heart of the Rovan’i Madagasikara (Queen’s Palace complex), the

An entrepreneur was arrested following gunfire at his residence on the night of September 9. No injuries were reported, and the investigation is ongoing. Gunshots caused terror among the residents of Soavimbahoaka-Nanisana on the night of September 9. An entrepreneur was arrested by the police following the shooting at his home. The investigation is underway

The educational offerings at Inside University are expanding. According to the correspondent for “African Initiative,” a cooperation agreement signed between the institution and the Russian House in Madagascar now allows for the introduction of the Russian language into the curriculum. Students will benefit from four hours of Russian classes per week, with the program scheduled

The Fasan’ny Karana transport terminal remains at the center of a conflict. The stakeholders involved refuse to vacate the premises despite the measures announced by the Ministry of Transport. The relocation of the Fasan’ny Karana terminal to Amoronakona remains blocked. Following the Ministry of Transport’s announcement, the stakeholders involved have made it clear that they

Five customs agents are being questioned as part of an investigation into the attempted smuggling of approximately six kilograms of gold at Ivato International Airport. The customs administration states it is committed to shedding full light on any potential responsibilities. The case, confirmed by Customs Director General Antoine Randrianjafy in Antaninarenina, has entered a new

Proficiency in the French language for international relations is becoming a key focus in the training of state executives. A memorandum of understanding was signed on Monday, September 14, in Androhibe between the National School of Administration of Madagascar (ENAM) and the International Organization of La Francophonie (OIF) to establish specialized training in this field.

“It is not a luxury, it is a responsibility,” emphasized Tondraha Razaha, the new President of the Special Delegation (PDS) of the urban commune of Toliara. His inauguration was conducted by the Prefect of Toliara, Bruno Ibramdjee, during an official handover ceremony from Deputy Mayor Albert Leda at the commune’s main hall yesterday. Under the

The choice between Option A and Option B for the Brevet d’études du premier cycle (BEPC) exam is over. Starting from the 2026-2027 school year, all 3rd-year (classe de 3ème) students will be required to take the English exam, which is now mandatory. Two new subjects have also been introduced: Arts and “Fanabeazana ho Olompirenena