Madagascar's First Digital School Embraces Virtual Learning
Madagascar's first digital school, Esum, offers six fields of study and personalized follow-up for students.
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Madagascar's first digital school, Esum, offers six fields of study and personalized follow-up for students.
The Association of Malagasy Film Critics awards "Prix de la Critique" to Egyptian short film "Tuk-Tuk" at the 16th "Rencontres du film court" (RFC) in Madagascar.
Madagascar's Hasina Randriamiandrisoa and Fa Valitera merge krump and classical dance in their recent show "Dépasse tes limites"
Two Malagasy platforms, Aizawaiza and Laza-Adina, are making waves in the country's digital scene, offering innovative solutions for professionals, students, and entrepreneurs.
Malagasy music group Koezy combines traditional and modern elements
Chef Haja de La Casa Blu brings South American cuisine to Madagascar
Malagasy indie pop band Ny Jinja is making waves with their simple yet mature sound.
Hary, a Malagasy artist, recently responded to Bernard Pivot's famous questionnaire, offering insights into his personality and preferences.
Madagascar adopts kangaroo mother method to reduce premature infant mortality
A new wellness center, Deux-Cent Vingt-Deux, has opened in Antananarivo's Analakely district, offering healthy food, a library, and personal development workshops.
Madagascar's renowned artist Naty Kaly is making waves in the country's urban art scene with his vibrant murals and paintings that convey powerful messages.
Remakes of classic video games spark debate among fans and industry experts