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Telecom Rebrand: AXIAN Telecom has officially adopted Yas Group as its new corporate identity, unifying its telecom, digital infrastructure and fintech businesses across Africa under one name. Tourism & Partnerships: Emirates kicked off Arabian Travel Market 2026 with seven tourism deals, including a new partnership with Madagascar’s Ministry of Tourism and Handicrafts to support the push for one million visitors by 2028. Public Health (Mpox): WHO reports Africa accounted for about 75% of confirmed mpox cases globally in July, with Madagascar, Angola, Kenya, DRC and Cameroon among the highest-burden countries. Water & Health Systems: WHO and JMP data show huge gaps in clean water, sanitation and hygiene at healthcare facilities—907 million people relied on facilities without water in 2025. Conservation Science: Madagascar’s giant tortoise rewilding effort (started with 12 founders in 2018) is showing early genetic diversity gains, according to a new study. Critical Minerals Finance: Harena Rare Earths secured US$5M DFC funding for its Madagascar rare-earth project, highlighting growing interest in non-China supply.

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Madagascar redraws its conservation map after 31 years

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Ducking disaster — what storm-battered Madagascar teaches us about conservation resilience

Ducking disaster — what storm-battered Madagascar teaches us about conservation resilience

In 2018, Madagascar began rebuilding a giant tortoise population with just 12 founders; their offspring showed increased genetic diversity

In 2018, Madagascar began rebuilding a giant tortoise population with just 12 founders; their offspring showed increased genetic diversity

Harvey, a mutant cockroach who baffled St. Louis scientists, has died

Harvey, a mutant cockroach who baffled St. Louis scientists, has died


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Sep. 10, 2026

“A Decade in the Field”|GUILD Gem Laboratories Reflects on 10 Years of Field Gemology Research in Bangkok

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Aug. 13, 2026

Madagascar's Golden-crowned Sifaka Named Among 100 Species Selected for Recovery by the Phoenix Species Project

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70 Experts Redraw Madagascar’s Terrestrial Conservation Map for the First Time in 31 Years

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Scientists Warn Primary Forest Destruction Is Undermining Climate Efforts

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