Madagascar: The inflationary jab
Unstoppable inflation, stupid jab propaganda, the general discontent of the population and all this under a geopolitical turmoil.
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Madagascar and bioethanol, sugar in the engine
The presidential announcement during COP26 on the potential of bioethanol deserves a critical look and clearly, it is not the right plan for a country that is experiencing structural famine.
Madagascar: Flight over the cradles
Between the disappearance of Air Madagascar, ITG, biometric cards, the news remains busy, but often looks like illusions to hide the real problems of everyday life.
Madagascar: Free COVID Country without Vaccine Dictatorship
Like what, a good herbal tea and a little common sense can eradicate many problems.
Madagascar, World Bank and vaccine: A poisoned gift
In the midst of a JFK remake in Dallas, the Malagasy government finally obtained a World Bank funding agreement of over $ 400 million for various development projects. With loud announcements, the president and...
A call to develop the vaping industry in Madagascar
The electronic cigarette, for the moment, is still inaccessible for the majority of Malagasy people. For a country that wants to embrace industrialization, it is high time to develop vaping to effectively reduce smoking.
Madagascar: Secret meetings of Freemasonry
You might think that the words “Freemasonry” and “Madagascar” could never be together in the same sentence, but it seems that even one of the poorest countries in the world is interested in lodges. One wonders why.
Madagascar: Discovery of a new pelomedusoid turtle from the Late Cretaceous
A new pelomedusoid turtle from Madagascar’s Late Cretaceous, called Sahonachelys mailakavava, provides evidence of a convergent evolution of suction feeding in pleurodira.
Understanding the enigma of the cats of the forests of Madagascar
The origin of Madagascar’s forest cats was uncertain. Now, a study is trying to shed some light on these strange animals.
Madagascar: Colonization later than expected
New research estimates that the colonization of Madagascar was later than expected.