Madagascar

Several events are being organized to mark the 76th anniversary of the 1947 Malagasy uprising for the March 29 commemoration, beginning March 22

As expected, Cyclone Freddy touched down in south-east Madagascar with a storm that ripped roofs off houses and killed at least four people

After visiting Nosy Be, the cruise ship Costa Deliziosa docked in Toamasina; this is the second ship after the passage of the luxury vessel Nippon Maru to call at the port since the beginning of the year

Despite the semi-final loss to Senegal at the African Nations Championship, Madagascar fans are proud of the team

The first tropical storm of the season in Madagascar has flooded 700 homes; no casualties are counted but one person is missing

In 2022, the country earned $224,7 million in revenue from clove shipments, four times more than the $56 million earned a year earlier, setting an all-time record in the sector

Since reopening borders in April 2022, tourism in Madagascar is slowly regaining momentum; despite an undeniable attraction as a destination for its one of a kind biodiversity, the island only welcomed three times less visitors than pre pandemic

The European Investment Bank has disbursed €73,6 million to the Road Agency for the RN13 and RN6 road modernisation project

A new web application for civil servants will allow them to track their administrative situation and career development as well as credit notices, promotions and other career-related files

Farahantsana hydroelectric power plant, built and owned by the Italian holding company Tozzi Green, was inaugurated by President Rajoelina

A group of eight people were sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of Henri Rakotoarisoa, an environmental activist killed in Moramanga last June

The country paid tribute to the heroes of the First World War on 11 November, Armistice Day for France