East Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Madagascar: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Emy Ga, a 21-year-old Malagasy fashion designer, has launched an eco-friendly clothing collection called Nosy Mena, highlighting environmental protection and sustainability in the fashion...
A tranquil village in Madagascar, Katsepy, boasts a historic Eiffel-style lighthouse and a sacred baobab tree, attracting visitors from around the world.
Chef Richard's new restaurant, La Petite Brasserie, offers traditional Malagasy cuisine in a cozy brasserie setting in Isoraka, Madagascar.
Rojo Rakotobe, a resident of Antsiranana, shares his favorite spots in the city, from restaurants to beaches and cultural events.
Malagasy painter Siew Teng shares her thoughts on life, art, and personal preferences in a recent interview with Aina Zo Raberanto, responding to Bernard Pivot's famous questionnaire.
Malagasy film "Tiako Hitoetra" portrays love, disputes, and hedonism among Tananarivian youth.
Malagasy musician Modeste Hugues brings traditional music to London
RioTinto's QMM mining operations in Madagascar accused of contaminating water sources
Irina Andrianavalona, coordinator of edible insect projects at Madagascar Biodiversity Center, shares her favorite restaurants, hobbies, and getaways.
L'ONG Tolotsoa, créée en 2010, s'efforce de promouvoir la démocratie et la lutte anticorruption à Madagascar en éduquant les citoyens sur leurs droits.
Miangaly Ariela, known as K-Meuf, wins cocktail competition with traditional Malagasy ingredients
Madagascar's abortion laws are among the most restrictive in the world, but advocates are pushing for change, citing high rates of maternal mortality and unsafe abortions.
