News about Tourism in Madagascar
Nigerian singer Fela Kuti On November 30, Fondation H Saturday will be dedicated to the screening of artists’ films, performances and discussions. The next H Foundation Saturday will be titled Teacher Don’t Teach Me Nonsensedrawing inspiration from the iconic song of the same name by Nigerian musician Fela Kuti. It will see the participation of…
For a week, Kevina Volazara and Yanisse Djaafari proudly wear the titles of Miss and Mister Malagasy 2025. At the end of a coronation evening on November 16, in Savigny-Le-Temple, they won over the jury and the public. Focus on these standard bearers for 2025. Yanisse Djaafari and Kevina Volazara crowned on November 16, 2024…
Dive into the world of Malgasy Mankany Combining social reality and endearing characters, the film Malgasy Mankany takes us to the luminous shores of Madagascar before plunging us into the urban excitement of Paris. Released in 2009, this poignant film was directed by the illustrious Haminiaina Ratovoarivony, an emblematic figure of Malagasy cinema. Haminiaina Ratovoarivony:…
Climate Change in Madagascar: A Call to Action through the Film Ilo Tsy Very In 2010, Malagasy director Luck Razanajaona captivated audiences with his film “Ilo Tsy Very”. This moving feature film deals with the human and environmental impact of climate change in Madagascar. This article will explore the main themes of the film and…
Madagascar, often nicknamed “the red island”, remains one of the most underrated gems in the Indian Ocean. With his breathtaking landscapesranging from tropical rainforests to arid deserts, its fine sandy beaches bordered by turquoise water, its fauna and flora that defy the imagination, without forgetting a rich culture and living traditions, Madagascar promises a unforgettable…
