Madagascar · Desk
Reported stories, developing updates, and quick explainers from the newsroom
A Malagasy game developer, Baina Arphilica, has created a truck simulation game called "Dago Map" that allows players to drive trucks across Madagascar.
Les jeux de cartes en ligne connaissent une popularité grandissante à Madagascar, notamment avec Magic The Gathering : Arena, Yu-Gi-Oh ! Master Duel et Hearthstone.
Falling Walls Lab Madagascar, now in its third year, is accepting applications from students, researchers, entrepreneurs, and professionals with innovative projects.
Sisters Guen and Tax open Madagascar's first 100% vegetarian butcher shop, offering meat-free alternatives made from soy, legumes, and wheat.
African governments are turning to pre-arranged climate finance to respond quickly to climate-related disasters without diverting funds from development priorities.
The gaming industry saw a mix of trends in 2021, including remakes and remasters, with Pokémon celebrating 25 years and Apple dominating mobile gaming revenue.
The Anôsy Surf League was launched in Tolagnaro, Madagascar, to promote surfing and provide opportunities for local youth.
Malagasy designer Yaoudah Tihandragnahary's brand Maforal combines traditional African and Malagasy textiles with modern designs.
Haikintana Astronomy, a Malagasy association, encourages young people, especially women, to pursue scientific studies and explore astronomy.
Ubisoft has released Just Dance 2022, the latest installment in the popular dance game series.
Madagascar's Vovonana Tantana initiative launched in Antananarivo, aiming to unite citizens and promote national development.
UBMT, a young handball club from Madagascar, is making a name for itself with innovative management and a focus on youth development.
