Collège Fisandratana inaugurated a computer lab last Saturday to mark the 15th anniversary of the Tantely Soa Madagascar association. Led by president Vola Randrianasolo, the association worked with multiple partners to create this facility equipped with 22 solar-powered computers, providing digital access to approximately 800 students, including 300 middle schoolers. Fisandratana school group president Bodo Randrianasolo praised partner and teacher commitment, noting the school achieved "100% success on recent official exams, with 74 admitted out of 74 candidates." The Tantely Soa association currently supports 105 beneficiary children and plans to first provide computer lab access to its sponsored students before expanding the project across Tanjombato commune. "Digital technology is an essential lever to prepare young people for tomorrow's challenges," said Abdel Halitim, representative of Akao Life and Sage in France. The association also highlighted its track record, with ten former beneficiaries now employed in Madagascar and abroad.