Madagascar's E-Sports Scene Gains Momentum
Madagascar's e-sports industry is experiencing significant growth, with increased popularity and participation in pan-African competitions.
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Madagascar's e-sports industry is experiencing significant growth, with increased popularity and participation in pan-African competitions.
Malagasy photographer François Maurel Ravololoarisoa shares his experiences and inspirations behind his work.
Malagasy filmmaker Gilde Razafitsihadinoina releases documentary "Sauver Agnalambahy" to raise awareness about the degradation of the Agnalambahy forest in Madagascar.
Poet and fashion enthusiast Haingo Misstik Rajoelison shares her favorite spots in Antananarivo.
Adrien Rakotozafy, founder of "Madagascar Danse Debout," aims to promote dance among young people and prove that it's possible to make a living from it.
Chef Tum brings Thai cuisine to Madagascar at Lounge 44 in Tana
KOLO TV/FM, a Malagasy media outlet, has announced its new programming lineup, featuring various shows and articles on its website.
Malagasy author Jean-Luc Raharimanana discusses his latest book "Tisser" and its exploration of memory, history, and culture.
KOLO TV/FM introduces new shows and segments on September 19, 2026
Uma Ranomenjanahary's Madagascar Internet Mobile School Project has provided computer and internet training to 3,500 children from disadvantaged areas.
Malagasy presidential advisor Ralaiseheno Guy Maxime criticizes deputies for their role in the country's current state, calling for them to acknowledge their mistakes.
Madagascar's mayors seek simpler procedures for disputing election results