Jacques Rabemananjara High School in Toamasina, destroyed by cyclone Gezani, was able to host the 2026 BEPC examination session. This public institution was provided with numerous school equipment to make this organization possible. Airtel Madagascar, through the Airtel Africa Foundation, carried out the official handover of school furniture to Jacques Rabemananjara High School in Toamasina. Its five classrooms were equipped with student desks, blackboards, cabinets, tables and chairs for teachers. Airtel Madagascar also contributed to improving the school environment by painting the external fence of the establishment. This contribution complements the classroom renovation work carried out by the Autonomous Port Management Company of Toamasina (SPAT), as part of a partnership aimed at offering young people in the country's economic capital safer, more dignified and more favorable learning conditions. "A renovated and equipped classroom provides students with the best conditions to learn and build their future. By supporting education alongside our partners, we contribute sustainably to the development of the communities we serve," said Anne Catherine Tchokonté, general director of Airtel Madagascar. Miangaly Ralitera