Living Guide

Summer Color 7th Edition: Nosy Be to celebrate in style

On Saturday, July 25, starting at 8 PM, Villa Valiha in Madirokely will host the seventh edition of Summer Color, an unmissable event for music, party, and culture enthusiasts in Nosy Be. Over the years, the event has evolved into more than just a simple show, firmly positioning itself as a key cultural highlight. Captured […]

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Cinema: Supergirl, the cosmic heroine hits French screens starting today

Supergirl, the female version of Superman and the latest installment in the DC Universe, hits French screens today, following its highly anticipated release in the United States on June 26. Directed by Craig Gillespie and written by Ana Nogueira, the film features Milly Alcock in the role of Kara Zor-El, Superman’s cousin. Captured & Published

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Solidarity Cabaret with Samoëla: Join us this Friday at the La City Food Court

Samoëla, an iconic figure in the Malagasy music scene, will lend his voice, energy, and outspoken style to a solidarity cabaret organized to benefit the Manjakely movement at the end of this week. He will perform at the Food Court in La City, Ivandry, on July 3, 2026, for a concert dedicated to the cause.

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Déesse Agency’s First Anniversary: Ljo in the Spotlight

To celebrate its first year of existence, Déesse Agency is set to mark the occasion with a prestigious evening at the Le Carpe Diem restaurant in Andraharo, this Friday, July 3rd. The program promises to be rich: a fashion show by Tantely Rakotoarivelo, blending elegance and creativity, will precede an exclusive concert by LJO, whose

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Urban Traffic: Partial Reopening of Traffic in Mahamasina

Since June 22nd, a partial reopening of traffic has been implemented on Mohamed V Road, at the Mahamasina Police roundabout. This temporary measure is intended to relieve road users while allowing construction work to continue under the PIAA2 (Integrated Sanitation Program for Antananarivo 2) project. Captured & Published at: 2026-07-01 08:43:06 (Madagascar Local Time EAT)

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Preschool Education: Madagascar Launches Its National Strategy

With the official launch of the National Preschool Education Strategy (SNEP) in Antananarivo, Madagascar has reached a decisive milestone for the future of its youth. Spearheaded by the Ministry of National Education, with support from the World Bank and UNICEF, this large-scale national program aims to deeply transform the country’s educational landscape. Captured & Published

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Education and inclusion: SEPA unites 500 children through sports and education in Antananarivo

The Sport and Education for the Future (SEPA) association organized a major educational camp in five public primary schools in Antananarivo: Antanimbarinandriana, 67Ha Nord, Analamahitsy, Anosibe, and Ambohipo. A total of 500 children, with 100 per site, participated in this inclusive initiative, which was open to both young basketball players and children from the surrounding

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LITERATURE – The second volume of Tenindreny highlights the importance of the mother tongue

The second volume of Tenindreny highlights the role of the mother tongue in education, research, and sustainable development. The mother tongue has once again taken center stage in academic discourse with the release of the second volume of Tenindreny, published yesterday as part of the Malagasy Language Month celebrations. Centered on the theme ‘Tenin’ny tany:

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The courageous people that are the Malagasy

One might wonder how much imagination exists in the travelogues written by navigators of past centuries. Or perhaps they were novels embellished from earlier books! Such is the case, for example, of Thomas Herbert (1663), who describes Madagascar as “the largest island in the world, divided into four tetrarchies, governed by four kings who are

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