Tropical Cyclone Gezani killed at least nine people in Madagascar after hitting the eastern port city of Toamasina with powerful winds. Authorities issued red alerts for flooding and landslides. The storm later weakened to a tropical storm as it moved westward.
Madagascar’s 2025 military coup, led by Col. Randrianirina, reflects rising coup risk across Africa. Despite global declines, coups remain common on the continent due to poverty, weak institutions, and eroding anti-coup norms, emboldening future military takeovers
DP World ILT20 has partnered with UAE-based NGO Gulf for Good to support children’s education and development worldwide. Over 500 items have been donated to Madagascar, with over 2,000 children expected to benefit through the year-long CSR initiative.
The crush on Friday at the Mahamasina Stadium in the capital, Antananarivo, happened as people gathered at an entrance for the official opening of the regional multi-sports event.
At least 12 people died in a crush at a stadium in Madagascar on Friday as sports fans gathered for the opening ceremony of the Indian Ocean Island Games.
The long-lasting, brutal Cyclone Freddy destroyed houses, roads, farmland and hospitals and has claimed 605 lives among the more than 1.4 million affected people
Antananarivo: India’s Ambassador to Madagascar and Comoros, Abhay Kumar, called on the Prime Minister of Madagascar Christian Ntsay and announced the donation of 5,000 tonnes of rice to the island nation as humanitarian aid. The rice shipment from India to Madagascar is likely to reach the Malagasy port of Tomasina in July 2022. Abhay Kumar […]
By V. Rajendra Sharma Faculty, 9849212411 It’s good to have information handy on important current events and newsmakers, among other things This article is in continuation to the previous article to help you handle current affairs topics. Here are some sample questions with explanation: In which of the following countries Green Triangle was inaugurated on […]
A global team of scientists analysed almost 300 biodiversity hotspots -- places with exceptionally high numbers of animal and plant species -- on land and at sea.
