Malagasy Short Film "Ilay Voa" Highlights Environmental Conservation
Malagasy short film "Ilay Voa" promotes environmental conservation through a fantastical story.
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Malagasy short film "Ilay Voa" promotes environmental conservation through a fantastical story.
Madagascar introduces "Alalana" platform to ease export regulations and boost trade.
A popular drink among New York's high society in the 1930s, the Pink Lady cocktail has made its way to Madagascar's Koko Kafé in Tana.
Sipem Banque opens 30th agency at Ivato, offering financial services for women entrepreneurs
Malagasy artist Volana, aka V., recently responded to Bernard Pivot's famous questionnaire, sharing insights into her thoughts and preferences.
Malagasy dancer and choreographer Michèle Ange Ralaiheilinarivony talks about her unique approach to dance.
Ester 414, a Malagasy fashion brand, is making waves with its minimalist and elegant designs, showcasing the country's rich natural resources and cultural heritage.
Illustrator Sawyer Cloud shares her favorite restaurants, hobbies, and cultural experiences in Antananarivo, Madagascar.
Three young Malagasy entrepreneurs have started a social project, Coufé, which employs women inmates to produce customized, embroidered t-shirts.
A new restaurant in Antananarivo offers authentic northern Malagasy cuisine
Avima association promotes sustainable tourism in Madagascar, empowering local communities and preserving the environment.
Julia Razafimanahaka, Executive Director of Madagasikara Voakajy, wins Tusk Conservation Awards for her efforts in creating protected areas and promoting biodiversity conservation in Mada...