Living Guide

The ‘Loharano’ class is the name given to the students who completed their public speaking (kabary) training over eight months in Antsirabe. They successfully passed every stage of the program before this official graduation ceremony. A total of 356 individuals—comprising youth, children, and adults of all ages—have now been officially initiated into the FIMPIMA Lamba […]

At the tip of the Great Island, electricity has become a fleeting visitor. It arrives at its own whim and leaves without warning, leaving behind only silence and defrosting freezers. Load shedding has become the norm, a way of governing. Shopkeepers are tallying their losses, restaurateurs see their reserves turning into waste, and artisans […]

Since February, development work has been carried out at the Filao leisure area, located between the Central Bank and the headquarters of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry. The site is managed by the Mahajanga urban commune. A 3×3 basketball court has been set up, and stalls for skewer vendors have also been refurbished. Inflatable

Since June 29, the Ankatso grounds have been hosting the major annual celebration of Malagasy mini-basket. Organized by the Malagasy Basketball Federation (FMBB), the National Jamboree brings together nearly 1,300 young male and female basketball players from the U10 and U12 categories, representing all regional leagues, until July 5. In total, ninety-nine U12 teams and

The first wave of vacationers and tourists has already arrived in Mahajanga following the release of the CEPE exam results. As a preferred tourist destination for Malagasy people, the ‘City of Flowers’ welcomes many visitors each year coming to enjoy the long vacation, even before the National Day festivities begin. As stipulated by the agreement

The inaugural Tuléar Indian Ocean Film Festival (T.FFoim) will combine cinema, music, and environmental awareness from July 9th to 12th in Toliara. Southwestern Madagascar is preparing to host a major new cultural event. From July 9 to 12, the Tuléar Indian Ocean Film Festival (T.FFoim) will debut in Toliara with a clear ambition: to bring