Madagascar's First Public Flight Simulator Takes to the Skies
Madagascar's first public flight simulator, Malagasy Flight Simers, offers a realistic flying experience for enthusiasts and aspiring pilots.
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Madagascar's first public flight simulator, Malagasy Flight Simers, offers a realistic flying experience for enthusiasts and aspiring pilots.
Researcher Tsiriniaina Hajatiana Irimboangy explores the cultural significance of Madagascar's traditional lamba fabric.
Mirana Robinson, a dietitian-nutritionist and pastry chef, shares her passion for healthy eating and pastry-making.
Malagasy artist Richianny Ratovo wins Paritana contemporary art prize
Madagascar's fashion industry welcomes Zedrim, a new clothing brand founded by two friends, Nomia Nisainana and Aina Tantely, with a focus on empowering individuals through their attire.
Malagasy rock band Sahedena returns with their second album, "Ilay Tiako Indrindra," after 20 years in the music scene.
Davina Kiyomi, a Malagasy dancer, has become the queen of samba in Paris, creating her own school and company, Les Danseuses d'Or.
L'année 2020 a été marquée par des défis et des changements dans l'univers du jeu vidéo, notamment avec la pandémie de Covid-19 et l'arrivée de nouvelles consoles.
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.