Andry Zo Rakotomalala Shares His Favorite Spots in Madagascar's Capital
Andry Zo Rakotomalala, star of the TV show "Starvan," shares his top picks for restaurants, drinks, and activities in Antananarivo.
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Andry Zo Rakotomalala, star of the TV show "Starvan," shares his top picks for restaurants, drinks, and activities in Antananarivo.
Meet Carine Razanajatovo, a popular Malagasy influencer and entrepreneur who shares her top picks for restaurants, shopping, and leisure activities in Madagascar.
Malagasy artist Zouba K creates intricate sculptures from everyday materials like metal wire, cans, and cardboard tubes, inspired by the works of Seo Young-deok.
Malagasy filmmakers revisit 1947 events, sparking patriotism and reflection
Odéam Rakoto, a renowned Malagasy theater figure, would have turned 100 this year, leaving behind a legacy in Malagasy arts and culture.
Malagasy stylist Toky Ranaivo presents 54-piece women's fashion collection in Madagascar, blending styles and promoting inclusivity.
Malagasy filmmaker Koloina Andriamanantsoa makes history as the first Malagasy director to present her work at the Cannes Film Festival.
Madagascar seeks to become one of the top 10 global cashew nut exporters by 2025 with the help of international NGO Nitidae.
Madagascar's game developers gather for Game Jam, an event that highlights the industry's darker side.
The 16th edition of Rencontres du Film Court (RFC) has been announced, featuring a diverse selection of 33 short films from across Africa and beyond.
Fanja Rajaofera's Korõsol concept store showcases Madagascar's rich talent and creativity.
The die and retry gaming genre challenges players to learn from failure, with games like I Wanna Be The Boshy, Cuphead, and Dark Souls.