AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoArts & Culture in Madagascar: Fondation H is closing its Paris Marais venue after five years and shifting all operations, residencies, and mentorship to its Antananarivo headquarters, aiming to bring more French and international attention to contemporary African creation. Regional Arts Spotlight: The first-ever World Public Summit Africa in Addis Ababa (July 29–30) opens with a major “Unity” exhibition featuring artists from 16 African countries, including Madagascar. Entertainment (Madagascar tie-in): South Africa’s The Masked Singer SA unmasked Sipho “Psyfo” Ngwenya as “Clock,” who performed “I Like to Move It” from the Madagascar films—fans got a surprise, and the show’s secrecy stayed the real plot twist. Humanitarian Pressure: Save the Children warns Madagascar’s food crisis is worsening, with hundreds of thousands of children under 5 facing acute malnutrition.
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