Madagascar's Spah Transforms Waste into Hygiene Products
Spah, a Malagasy company, specializes in transforming waste into hygiene products, including toilet paper, using an eco-friendly approach.
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Spah, a Malagasy company, specializes in transforming waste into hygiene products, including toilet paper, using an eco-friendly approach.
Madagascar's Gen Z activists who helped bring down the previous government feel betrayed by the new military leaders, accusing them of using the same old tactics.
Malagasy musician Roova is set to release a double album, "Ny rock sy ny revintsika," blending rock and disco, featuring veterans and newcomers to the Malagasy music scene.
Madagascar's National Nutrition Council, Hina, urges the government to develop emergency plans to mitigate the effects of El Nino.
Madagascar's popular band AmbondronA is set to perform at the Coliseum in Antsonjombe, marking 25 years since its inception.
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Malagasy musician Imiangaly discusses her debut album "Mozikako", her musical roots, and the challenges faced by artists in Madagascar.
Madagascar's first astronomical observatory opens in Besely, 40km from Mahajanga, to promote astrotourism and advance scientific research.
A 25-year-old Malagasy athlete, Anjaratiana Rajaona Randresiarivony, has qualified for the French Jiu-Jitsu Championship.
The Revery, a Malagasy indie pop band, is making waves in Madagascar's music scene with their unique sound and thought-provoking lyrics.
Madagascar's film industry sees a new thriller, "Joe le Taxi," produced by Watch' Entertainment Studio.
Brenda Ava, a renowned dancer, choreographer, and coach, is making waves in Madagascar with her unique style of afro waacking dance.