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Gaboraraka asehon'ny lozam-pifamoivoizana

 

Sary tovolahy mitondra bisikileta mitondra sakafo hohanin'ny omby. Sary nalain'i Muhammad Mahdi Karim tao  Tanzania 

 

Nanohina ny maro ny lozam-pifamoivoizana nitranga tao amin'ny lozoka Ambohidahy tamin'ny fiandohan'ity herinandro ity, talata 08 septambra 2026 tamin'ny atoandro, satria nifatratra tamin'olona amin'ny sisindalana ny fiara fitateram-bahoaka iray. Amin'izao fotoana aloha dia tsy miankina no mifehy ny fitateram-bahoaka eto Antananarivo amin'ny alalan'ireo koperativa maro isankarazany. 

 

Any amin'ny firenen-kafa, misy ireo fitantanan'ny tanàna, manao karazana tolotr'asa ho an'izay manana fahafahana ho amin'izany ao anatin'ny fotoana voafetra mba ho mirindra kokoa ny tolotra itaterana ny vahoaka mivezivezy. Misy ora avokoa ny fiaingana sy ny fandalovana ary ny faran'ny zotra tsirairay avy. Mpitranga izany amin'ny fiaramanidina sy ny fiaran-dalamby, manao izany koa ireo koperativam-pitaterana fiarakodia sasantsasany mampitohy tanandehibe roa na maromaro ho seho fa matotra amin'ny asany ireo manao izany fandaminana izany. Tsy ahitana izany kosa ny fitaterana an-tanety ao anaty tanàna iray sy ireo tanàna itatra manodidina azy. 

 

Miezaka manao fandaminana ireo koperativa tsirairay amin'ny fitaterana an-drenivohitra amin'ny alalan'ireo "cadenseurs" fa sahirana ihany mibaiko ireo mpitondra fiara rehefa tsy misy ora raikitra tsy maintsy andehanan'ny fiara iray. Mitongizina ihany koa anefa ireo fiara ireo, manao vodihazo hoy ny fiteny, isaky ny fiatoana raha mbola malalaka be ny fiara, na hoe vitsy dia vitsy ny olona ao anatiny. Rehefa maraina fandehanan'ny mpiasa sy ny mpianatra sy amin'ny firavan'ireo sokajin'olona ireo ihany no fiara no mety ho vetivety dia feno fa mbola be ireo manararaotra sy manao izay tiany atao amin'ny filazany fa tsy tonga any amin'ny farany ny fiara, na manivana olona ry zareo ka tsy avelany hiditra izay miala any amin'ny farany fa izay akaikikaiky ahafahany manolo mpandeha ihany no avelany. Lasa fitadiavana tombombarotra tsy mikarakara olona intsony no vokany ary heverina ho mpanjifa ireo olona ireo fa tsy mpampiasa mahazatra ny fiara, tsy maintsy andehanany io na tiana na tsy tiana, ary izay no tokony hametrahana azy ho eo amin'ny fiadidian'ny tanàna fa tsy avela eo am-pelatanan'ny tsi-miankina. Olana efa raiki-tapisaka ampolony taona maro izany toe-javatra izany fa zary lasa fiainana andavanandro sy rivotra fohina na dia tsy rariny aza.

 

Fa nasehon'iny lozam-pifamopivoizana iny ihany koa ny gaboraraka iray hafa izay tsy mendrika ny renivohitry ny firenena intsony. Miara-mandeha amin'ny zotran-dalana iray avokoa ny karazana fiara rehetra ary tsy misy mpiteny ny sarety sy ny varamba, ny posy sy ny bisikileta na dia manelingelina fifamoivoizana aza. Manelingelina amin'ny lafiny tsy misy lalana na zotra natokana ho azy ireo noho ny hateren'ny lalana iarahan'ny rehetra mahita. Efa tsy voalaza intsony ireo mpivarotra lazaina ho amoron-dalana nefa efa mirotsaka ao anaty arabe mihitsy.

 

Voalaza ary fa nisy bisikileta niampita tampoka na nisongona tampoka no nialàn'ilay mpitondra fiarakodia, kanjo olon-kafa maro mandeha amin'ny sisindalana no nofaohiny ka niteraka fahafatesan'olona efatra amin'izao fotoana anoratana izao. Azo tsiniana ny mpitondra fiara sy ireo hafa rehetra fa na izany na tsy izany dia taratry ny gaboraraka izao toe-javatra izao ary manomboka mamono olona mivantana ny gaboraraka. Fa na samy fiara aza manko, ny fiara fitateram-bahoaka tokony hanana ny lalany manokana tsy azo helingelenina ihany koa. Tsy hahatsikaritra izany toe-javatra izany isika raha tsy efa mba niampita sisintany kely ka mahita fa mbola be no mila arenina sy aorina mihitsy aza eto amin'ny firenena, ary tononina manokana amin'izany koa i Antananarivo renivohitr'i Madagasikara.

 

Nosoratan'i Zo Andriamifidisoa

zo@voicesofordemocracyandjustice.org
   

Meet our team

Raveloaritiana Mamisoa

Independant journalist

Raveloaritiana Mamisoa is an independent journalist, language activist, and human rights defender committed to amplifying underrepresented voices and promoting freedom of expression, linguistic diversity, and human dignity. Through journalism and advocacy, she works to raise awareness of social issues, defend fundamental rights, and contribute to more inclusive and informed communities.

Dave Willson

Journalist 

Dave is a dedicated journalist committed to accurate, independent, and responsible reporting. Through his work, he seeks to inform the public, highlight important stories, and give a voice to perspectives that are often overlooked.

Zo Andriamifidisoa

Writer

Zo Andriamifidisoa is a blogger, an wikipedian, and a writer focused on politics and public affairs. Through his writing, he analyzes political developments, explores current issues, and encourages informed public discussion.

contact: zo@voicesofordemocracyandjustice.org

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