Living Guide

Creating art is not limited to the production of a work. Art can also contribute to better self-knowledge, facilitate the expression of emotions, and help overcome certain barriers. Without claiming to provide medical cures, artistic practices offer many people a space for expression and personal reconstruction. Malagasy artists Vony Ranala and Mira Andrianarisoa share this […]

The article ‘PARTNERSHIP – Solidarity to warm the winter and the hearts of the children of the NGO Manda’ originally appeared on 2424.mg – Madagascar’s real-time news source. Captured & Published at: 2026-07-06 11:12:51 (Madagascar Local Time EAT) Original Source: https://2424.mg/partenariat-la-solidarite-pour-rechauffer-lhiver-et-le-coeur-des-enfants-de-long-manda/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=partenariat-la-solidarite-pour-rechauffer-lhiver-et-le-coeur-des-enfants-de-long-manda

Parallel exams for the “apprentices”. In addition to the 327,815 candidates taking the Brevet d’études du premier cycle (BEPC) for general education, nearly 10,200 candidates from technical education are sitting for their national examinations to obtain the Brevet d’études professionnelles (BEP) and the Certificat de fin d’apprentissage (CFA), starting this week. Captured & Published at:

Today is a major day for Malagasy middle school students. The written examinations for the Brevet d’Études du Premier Cycle (BEPC) begin this morning across the entire national territory. The exam is being held in 1,101 official testing centers, with candidates distributed across 9,446 examination rooms. The total number of students registered for this session…

There are men who pursue the light. Ben Ahmed Abdourahmane, alias Ben Jupiter, follows the resonance. He is one who climbs the hills of his locality, crosses the plains, and mingles with the voices of the elders. He was drawn to the stage very early on. He feels inhabited by the vako-drazana, the Malagasy intangible

A breath of renewal is blowing through the Avoko Bevalala Center. To mark the end of her term, the president of the Lions Club Analamanga, Olivianie Epala, officially inaugurated last Saturday the flagship project of her social year: the total renovation of the center’s canteen. Once cramped and dilapidated, this space has been transformed into

Fisandratana College inaugurated a computer lab last Saturday, coinciding with the 15th anniversary of the association Tantely Soa Madagascar. Realized with the support of several partners, this infrastructure, equipped with 22 solar-powered computers, will allow some 800 students, including 300 middle schoolers, to access digital tools. The president of the Fisandratana school group, Bodo… Captured

It will be exactly five years this year since the Mahaleo Taranaka group was formed. On August 9, at CCESCA Antanimena, Mahaleo Taranaka will celebrate its 5th anniversary with an exceptional concert. For this evening, they will be alone on stage, offering the audience a show entirely dedicated to their musical identity and their journey.

Last Friday, the Piment Café vibrated to the rhythm of nostalgia. Headlining the event, the legendary group Tsiakoraka gathered long-time music lovers for a total immersion in the golden age of its repertoire. In a resolutely friendly and intimate atmosphere, the audience crowded in to commune with the band. From the very first notes… Captured

Time stood still at Hakanto Contemporary for an intimate afternoon this past Saturday. The Malagasy cultural scene gathered there to honor Pierrot Men, a leading figure in photography on the Great Island. As the centerpiece of the art center’s fourth season, the “Fofon’aina” exhibition stands out as the major artistic event of the year. Captured