Malagasy Artist Fad Responds to Bernard Pivot's Questionnaire
Malagasy painter and artist Fad recently responded to Bernard Pivot's famous questionnaire, sharing insights into his thoughts and preferences.
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Malagasy painter and artist Fad recently responded to Bernard Pivot's famous questionnaire, sharing insights into his thoughts and preferences.
In Madagascar, a group of young parkour enthusiasts known as Traceur Gasy are pushing the limits of the sport, performing daring stunts and tricks in the capital city of Antananarivo.
Malagasy filmmaker Dina Nomena Andriarimanjaka wins top prize for her short film "Petite Melody", inspired by her niece's imaginative play.
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Malagasy dancer Sandy Ravahimanana shares her journey and passion for dance
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Madagascar's culinary scene welcomes Irish-inspired cuisine at Ambatonakanga's Irish Pub, led by Chef Louis Fabrice Razafindravelo.
Three decades after ratifying the UN Child Rights Convention, Madagascar still faces significant challenges in protecting children's rights, with environmental issues now a growing concern.
Madagascar's chess federation promotes the sport, with thousands of enthusiasts and a growing number of female players.
Franco-Malagasy photographer Rijasolo wins World Press Photo award for 'The Zebu War' project
Malagasy slam poet Poète Rebelle uses her words as weapons against injustice and discrimination, while also healing from her own past traumas.