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Fairfax & NextPlay: International Football Partnership

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Manchester, Lancashire and Vancouver, British Columbia and Lisbon, Portugal–(Newsfile Corp. – January 19, 2026) – Fairfax Football Consultancy (“Fairfax F.C.”), the sports and performance division of Fairfax Partners Inc., is pleased to announce a strategic partnership and advisory collaboration with NextPlay Travel (“NextPlay”)a Portugal based sports travel and logistics company focused on international football programs … Read more

Madagascar Artisan: Tefy Ranaivo – Builder & Humanitarian

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He moved discreetly, but his gaze was always turned towards the others. Hambinintsoa Tefy Ranaivo, Master Tefy, also known as Tefy Mahafaly, died on January 14, 2026 at the age of 63, after long months of fighting illness. His death leaves a deep void in the world of Malagasy crafts, but also in the hearts … Read more

Madagascar Basketball: Ratafia – A Legend Lost

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The world of Malagasy sport is in mourning. Edmond Rakotoarivelo, better known as Master Ratafia, died at dawn on Sunday at the age of 96. Edmond Rakotoarivelo died peacefully on Sunday at his home in Amboasarikely, near Antsahavola. Born on March 25, 1930, the man many considered a true living memory of Malagasy sport celebrated … Read more

BAM Funding: RM55mil Annual Need Confirmed by Tengku Zafrul

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BAM president Tengku Zafrul Aziz said the association is strengthening its branding and marketing to attract more corporate support and sponsors. (Bernama pic) PETALING JAYA: The Badminton Association of Malaysia  needs about RM55 million a year to cover its costs, says BAM president Tengku Zafrul Aziz. Tengku Zafrul said this amount is to cover management … Read more

Ivory Coast Badminton: FIBad President Targets 2026 Revival

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At the end of a 2025 season described as a “hinge”, the Ivorian Badminton Federation (FIBad) takes stock of its actions and sets the course for 2026. Between reconstruction, inclusion of para-badminton and Olympic ambitions, President Honoré Zolobé takes stock. 2025 ends with the joint organization of the final phases of para-badminton and classic badminton. … Read more

United Cup: Prize Money, Ranking Points & Why It Matters

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Exhibitions only serve to amuse the public while lining the pockets of the participants and sometimes the organizers. Under the leadership of Tennis Australia, which wants to make the most of the presence of the best athletes on the planet on its territory before the first Grand Slam of the season, the United Cup was … Read more

Madagascar Judo: Toamasina Cup Results & Favorites Win

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The 2025 Madagascar Judo Cup was held on December 27 and 28 at the Arena Toamasina, attracting the national elite. A seminar for referees and coaches preceded the competition, reinforcing the technical level. Les cadors have largely confirmed their status. In senior ladies -70 kg, the Olympian Aina Laura Rasoanaivo Razafy (ASM) won the gold … Read more

Madagascar Sports 2026: Leaders’ Visions & Goals

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At the dawn of the year 2026, Malagasy sports leaders send wishes full of hope and values. Health, discipline, loyalty and collective success are at the heart of their messages, carried by figures from basketball, table tennis, wrestling, badminton, gymnastics and emerging disciplines. Everyone is calling for a year of progress, unity and shared victories … Read more

Madagascar 3×3 Basketball: Road to LA 2028

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Double African champion, Madagascar confirms its status as a continental reference in 3×3 basketball. A success built on vision, consistency and Olympic ambition. An African double that lasts over time. The first week of December once again dedicated the Ankoay reign over African 3×3 basketball at the Mahamasina Sports Palace. At home, Madagascar achieved the … Read more