View of Madirokely, in Nosy Be Hell-Ville. As the new school year begins, access to reading is strengthened in Madirokely. Several hundred books were donated this month to the library of the Public Primary School (EPP) in the fokontany, allowing the establishment to enrich its documentary collection and students to have more resources to learn and develop their love of reading. "This donation should strengthen the school's documentary collection and facilitate student access to reading," explains Rochel Randriafidy, school director. This initiative is led by Sanna Amida, president of the Graines d'Avenir Nosy Be association and godmother of the Association of Women and Disabled Children of Nosy Be. Her actions primarily target children from disadvantaged or single-parent families, as well as members of beneficiary associations. "I help children in public schools because I believe every child deserves the same chances to succeed, regardless of their family situation," she emphasizes. Cassie Ramiandrasoa