Malagasy Musician Miora Rabemanantsoa Explores New Sound
Malagasy musician Miora Rabemanantsoa, known for her work with the symphonic metal band Resurrection, has launched a new solo project called Miora R.
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Malagasy musician Miora Rabemanantsoa, known for her work with the symphonic metal band Resurrection, has launched a new solo project called Miora R.
Italian musician Peppe Voltarelli recently performed in Madagascar, sharing his music with local artists and audiences.
Madagascar's agricultural sector is set to receive a boost with the resumption of the Défis program, aimed at supporting 320,000 farmers in the country's southern and central regions.
A tropical twist on a classic cocktail, the Romance du 43, made with vodka, sugar cane syrup, and mango and strawberry puree.
Madagascar's culinary scene welcomes Chef Lala Razafindrakoto's eclectic menu at Sunset Palace in Ivato.
Researchers discover two new endemic frog species in Madagascar
Louis Zo Rabearison, a renowned dancer, choreographer, and educator, shares his love for dance and education.
Malagasy artist Dina Rabearivelo uses newspaper as a unique painting medium to depict everyday life in Madagascar.
New restaurant Pakopako brings Mahajanga cuisine to Antanimena
Malagasy poet and slammer Na Hassi talks about her new book, 'Zana-bolana Femme lunaire', a collection of poems that explore themes of femininity, resilience, and identity.
Marine pollution threatens Madagascar's environment and health
Madagascar loses 100,000 to 510,000 hectares of forest per year due to bushfires and illicit resource exploitation.