02:30
WORLD PETANQUE CHAMPIONSHIP
Jean François Nirina Daniel, also known as Zigle, clinched the title of World Champion in precision shooting by defeating Hungarian player Nagy Lazslo with a score of 46-32 in the final.
04:00
LAURA RASOANAIVO
Laura Rasoanaivo set her sights on Japan to participate in the post Grand Slam Training Camp in Tokyo, organized by the Japanese Judo Federation and the International Judo Federation (IJF). The training sessions will take place from December 9th to December 19th at the Kodokan Dojo. According to the FMJ, this Training Camp marks the end of the Olympian 2024’s long series of international tours.
09:00
JS TWINS
The JS Twins, Alain and Malala, will be performing this afternoon at the Viva Arena in Ivandry starting at 3 PM. Accompanied by their musicians, they will perform the hits that have made them famous and introduce two artists from their label. Join our WhatsApp channel: https://bit.ly/3Ua8fMQ
11:00
VOLUNTEERING
Over 200 Orange Madagascar employees offer their time in all 23 regions of Madagascar and get involved in expanding the company’s actions in favor of climate, health, anti-corruption, and solidarity. The commitment of Orange Madagascar’s volunteer employees to the Orange Solidarité Madagascar association is at the heart of the smooth running of the main programs, such as Digital Schools, Digital Houses for Women, and Orange Villages. Join our WhatsApp group: https://bit.ly/3Ua8fMQ
14:00
CTM
The Executive Director of the Confederation of Madagascar (CTM), Lova Ratovomalala, participated in the Conference on the theme “Sustainable Tourism for a Comprehensive Approach”, as part of the International Civil Aviation Day last Friday, invited by the Civil Aviation of Madagascar (ACM). On the sidelines of the event, he took the opportunity to highlight the importance of “preserving natural capital and the well-being of local communities,” which is a major focus of the Private Sector Roadmap for tourism in Madagascar. He particularly emphasized the urgency of increasing domestic flights and rehabilitating national roads, which he believes are crucial for developing the destination and still currently affecting the tourism development on the Big Island, to the detriment of professionals who are only just recovering from the economic consequences of COVID-19. “Despite all our potential, we cannot move forward until the problems of domestic flights and accessibility are quickly resolved,” he explains. Join our WhatsApp channel: https://bit.ly/3Ua8fMQ
