Infrastructure: Should quantity or quality be prioritized?
The debate is raging in the world of urban planning: should we prioritize the quantity of infrastructure or focus on its quality? This is a…
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Nursing students from Remiremont on a humanitarian trip to Madagascar
The spirit of adventure and the call of solidarity have inspired a group of nursing students from Remiremont. These young women are preparing for an…
A family of doctors is flying to Madagascar for a year-long mission with their three sons.
As the skies of 2025 opened onto the distant horizon of Madagascar, a family of doctors, the Bénet de Bron, were preparing for an extraordinary…
Madagascar and the AfDB: a strengthened partnership for infrastructure development
Madagascar, the Great Island, is on an upward trajectory in terms of development, propelled by a robust strategic partnership with the African Development Bank (AfDB).…
Celebration of the opening of the first segment of the Antananarivo-Toamasina highway
Madagascar spreads its wings! The Red Island has just reached a historic milestone with the grand celebration of the opening of the first segment of…
Discovering Madagascar, the island of diverse riches, in the archives of Voiles et Voiliers
Madagascar, this majestic island in the Indian Ocean, is a destination that continues to captivate the imagination of explorers and enthusiasts. Long considered an undiscovered…
The mayor of Talatanivolonondry dies: an investigation is underway with suspicions of poisoning
The usually peaceful and vibrant commune of Talatanivolonondry is plunged into heartbreaking shock following the unexpected death of its mayor, Toky Niaina Mampionina Rakotondrazaka. This…
In Madagascar, more than 80% of workers do not have sufficient employment to cover their basic needs.
In Madagascar, an alarming reality persists: despite an officially low unemployment rate, the vast majority of workers find themselves in a situation of extreme precarity.…
In Madagascar, the repatriation of the alleged skull of a decapitated king reopens the scars left by colonization.
The repatriation of the presumed skull of King Toera to Madagascar, a landmark event initially planned for late August 2025 and finally realized on August…
Fishing, traditions and seaweed: the Vezo people’s adaptation to climate challenges in Madagascar
In the heart of Madagascar, the Vezo people, true nomads of the sea, weave their existence around the waves and coastal riches. For centuries, their…