06:00
POLE STAGE
The digital platform “Pôle Stage” is now operational. It is an innovative gateway between young talents and industrial companies. This tool, designed to facilitate the search for internships in the industrial sector, allows young talents to access opportunities that match their skills and ambitions, and to benefit from practical advice to succeed in their professional integration. It also allows industrial companies that are members of the Syndicate of Industries of Madagascar (SIM) to expand their network of recruitment for qualified interns and future collaborators. Participants who have already attended “Pôle Stage” in-person training will have an active account by default on the platform. In addition, SIM members will share their expertise in a dedicated blog space to guide and support young individuals. These contents include a source of inspiration and advice for young people, techniques for writing CVs and cover letters, tips for successful job interviews, and best practices for behavior in the workplace and succeeding in their internship. It should be noted that the website https://www.pole-stages-mada.mg/ was entirely designed and developed by students from the National School of Computer Science (ENI) Fianarantsoa.
07:00
EXHIBITION
As part of a traveling exhibition by the Museum of Photography of Madagascar, entitled “Memories and Images”, 38 historical photographs of the Upper Town of Antananarivo, dating from the second half of the 19th century, are on display at the Lycée Moderne Ampefiloha (LMA) since November 28, 2024. The idea is to offer an immersive experience and a valuable educational tool for students, thereby enriching their History-Geography classes. This exhibition aims to preserve, promote, and make the history of Madagascar accessible to all while affirming Malagasy cultural identity. It is worth noting that students have been trained by the Museum to accompany visitors in discovering the exhibition. “Memory and Images” is open to high school students from 12:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. or by appointment at Lycée Moderne Ampefiloha.
09:00
JAPANESE VOLUNTEERS
13 new long-term Japanese volunteers arrived in Madagascar on November 26. They will be working in the fields of health, development, and education in various regions, including Analamanga, Itasy, and Vakinankaratra. To date, there are 32 long-term Japanese volunteers serving in Madagascar.
12:00
MATAVY FESTIVAL
The Matavy Festival, organized by the Regional Tourism Office of Toamasina, is taking place in the port city until December 1st. This event will help strengthen the touristic visibility of Toamasina, thanks in particular to the discovery of the tourist and cultural treasures of the destination. After yesterday’s carnival held along the avenue and in the streets of the city, conferences addressing the challenges of the tourism sector, a competition on tourism-related professions, various entertainment activities, and discounted tourist routes are on the program for this festival. The visit to Farafaty, located 7 km west of Toamasina, and the excursion to the Prune Island, located 17 km from Toamasina, are among the circuits offered not to be missed during the Matavy Festival.
15:38
BASKETBALL 3×3
The Ankoay of Madagascar men beat Uganda 21-9 and claim a third consecutive victory in the Africa Cup Antananarivo 2024. The national team is leading Group B. The Ankoay will face Mauritania at 19:10 for their final group match. The two teams will compete for the first place in Group A, with Mauritania currently in second place. Join our WhatsApp channel: https://bit.ly/3Ua8fMQ
