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NORIJAONA Aurélie & VELOMASY Cecilia
Tamatave tsara is proud to present its two new members: NORIJAONA Aurélie and VELOMASY Cecilia. With their delicious preparations, the sweltering heat of the city no longer affects our team. Their fresh and healthy drinks as well as their delicious […]
DAVINAH Marielle (Fy Machiro)
DAVINAH Marielle The community of entrepreneurs of Tamatave Tsara has once again grown with the arrival of DAVINAH Marielle in its ranks. As always, we do not fail to give them a tailor-made presentation, commensurate with their success. The beginnings […]
Discovery Tamatave
If I am allowed to go somewhere, I would definitely choose Tamatave. I would like to invite you to travel with me, to discover my birthplace, my adopted city; to live an adventure of knowledge and surprises: my TAMATAVE !!!
VALIBABENA or GRATEFULNESS
The Malagasy people, like any other race, have the values they are strongly attached to. One of these values is « valibabena »; it is a feeling of recognition or gratitude that we normally feel towards a person who has supported us […]
Port of Tamatave-Canal des Pangalanes
If the northern section of the canal is very frequented by canoes carrying passengers and provisions to the large port of Toamasina, the southern part is much less. It is made up of a succession of small canals connecting between […]
Ambatovy-Extractive industry
Ambatovy, located in Madagascar off the east coast of Africa, is one of the largest lateritic nickel mines in the world with a production capacity of 60,000 tonnes1 (132.27 pounds) of nickel and 5,600 tonnes1 (11,023 pounds) of cobalt per […]
Tamatave – Nature cultures endemic to the Ravinala region
Native to Madagascar, the traveller’s tree is part of the Strelitziaceae family. It is not a tree (in the botanical sense of the term), but a herbaceous plant with a lacunar stipe, which sometimes makes it resemble a palm tree. […]
