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On the occasion of African Public Service Day, celebrated this July 23, Madagascar reaffirmed its strong commitment to building an administrative apparatus that is resolutely modern, transparent, and efficient. Held under the theme ‘A committed and innovative public service at the service of the Refoundation of the Republic,’ this major event highlights the government’s ongoing […]

A twentieth death linked to mpox was recorded on July 22, 2026. The victim was a 48-year-old woman who passed away in Vavatenina. Thus, the threshold of twenty deaths has been reached this week, thirty-two weeks after the start of the mpox epidemic in Madagascar. Captured & Published at: 2026-07-25 09:09:05 (Madagascar Local Time EAT)

Recently, the social climate has been under significant tension due to the insecurity that seems to prevail in both large cities and rural areas. In “ordinary times,” in regions far from urban centers, the focus is primarily on the actions of the “dahalo,” the bandits who decimate villages to seize zebu herds and […] Captured

Summoned by the Independent Anti-Corruption Bureau (Bianco), deprived of his salary since his reappointment, and facing vandalism at his home, Fabio Tinogny, alias Momo Jaomanonga, is going through a turbulent period. In a 13-minute and 29-second video published on July 21, the acting regional director of Communication and Culture spoke out about his situation. Captured

The Member of Parliament for Madagascar has expressed his concerns regarding the burning issues currently shaking the entire country. In an interview with Midi Madagasikara, when asked about the resurgence of acts of violence, Roland Ratsiraka stated: ‘It is an unprecedented wave of violence that is upsetting all Malagasy people.’ Captured & Published at: 2026-07-25

A preparatory conference for the 2026 Baccalaureate was held on July 14 at the Palais des Sports de Mahamasina. Organized by Move On with the support of African Initiative, this meeting brought together future graduates to focus on mental preparation and learning techniques. Organized in collaboration with the Ministry of National Education, the Ministry of

Yesterday was declared a paid public holiday to pay tribute to the victims of kidnappings and murders. Despite this, the residents of Tananarive continued their daily activities. It was a day almost like any other. Daily life went on during the national mourning. At the Analakely market, many vendors returned to their stalls to continue

The sixth edition of the Yavarhoussen-Inha Grant has distinguished three joint winners from sixteen international applications dedicated to the art history and heritage of Madagascar. After two hours of deliberation, the jury exceptionally selected three winners: Ndranto Jacob Ranarivelo, Armelle Malvoisin, and Julie Rateau-Holbach. The sixteen applications received, a record since the grant’s inception, came

Following the investigation into the murder of young Larissa, four suspects have been arrested, sparking immediate unrest in the city of Ambositra. The case has deeply shaken the community. The discovery of the 11-year-old girl’s decomposing body in a manure pit has caused widespread grief and outrage. Although the suspects were remanded in custody, the

An ecumenical service for the nation and in tribute to the victims of recent kidnappings was held yesterday on the forecourt of the City Hall in Analakely. On the sidelines of the event, the Minister of Justice provided an update on the situation. According to Fanirisoa Ernaivo, Minister of Justice, thirty files related to recent