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National consultations on Malagasy diplomacy are seeking to address questions regarding Madagascar’s position in the new world order. Launched yesterday, September 7, in Antananarivo, the five roundtables scheduled until September 11 are intended to serve as a think tank for the development of the future White Paper on foreign policy. Captured & Published at: 2026-09-08 […]

Employees of the Civil Aviation of Madagascar (ACM), affiliated with the union, have announced a potential strike starting this Wednesday. This decision could disrupt the institution’s operations if confirmed. According to union representatives, this movement follows ongoing disputes with the general management. Employees are notably denouncing a […] Captured & Published at: 2026-09-08 08:39:15 (Madagascar

The City of the Sun is turning a decisive page. The Ministry of Interior and Decentralization has officially entrusted the reins of the Urban Commune of Toliara to Tondraha Razaha, who was appointed President of the Special Delegation (PDS) by a decree dated August 31. A well-known figure in the corridors of City Hall, the

On September 4, following a review workshop, the Environmental and Climate Civil Society Organizations (OSCEC) sent an open letter to the President of the Republic of Madagascar, as well as to the relevant institutions and ministries. Ten months after their initial appeal, they have provided a mixed assessment of the situation. Captured & Published at:

Moving around exposes pedestrians, motorists, and public transport users to risks that go far beyond the mere issue of traffic jams. Like in major cities around the world, walking, crossing a street, taking a ‘taxi-be’ (public minibus), or commuting to work is a daily challenge in Antananarivo. The recent accident in Ambohijatovo, which […] Captured

The new academic year for the Malagasy education system officially kicked off yesterday, September 7, 2026, across more than 20,000 schools, ranging from preschool to high school. More than seven million students have returned to school at the beginning of this month, including those in public educational institutions. Captured & Published at: 2026-09-08 08:08:37 (Madagascar

Improperly stored peanuts, corn, and cereals can contain aflatoxin, a toxin that is highly dangerous to the liver. To protect the daily health of consumers, the national laboratory ACSQDA has upgraded its equipment to eliminate this poison from our markets. With the support of the FAO and the Ministry of Public Health, the Agency is

The former President’s company is at imminent risk of facing difficulties in paying its social security contributions as well as employee salaries. Scandal after scandal, this is yet another suspicious and/or sensitive case that threatens to further tarnish the image of the ‘Refondation’ regime. According to consistent sources, those in power have reportedly made the

At the start of the 2026-2027 school year, parents are rethinking their daily routines. They have taken measures to ensure the protection of their children in the face of a wave of child disappearances. “The situation scares us. We are taking close control of our child’s safety so that this does not affect us,” said

Three months after his appointment to the Public Prosecutor’s Office at the Court of First Instance (TPI) of Mahajanga, Public Prosecutor André Andrimpirenena met with Judicial Police Officers (OPJ) last Friday at the TPI headquarters in Mahajanga Be. This first meeting since he took office reflects his commitment to strengthening rigor in the application of