News & Events
Club life: announcements, reports and upcoming events.
Camp closing ceremony: prize-giving and farewells
17 July 2026
The Mathematical Olympiad Camp closed on the afternoon of Friday 17 July: prizes were awarded to the national laureates by region, followed by emotional farewells.
Two generations, one same love of mathematics
16 July 2026
Students working together on a problem, a university professor sitting down next to a student to explain a notion: here, you come to improve, but above all to learn from one another.
Individual contests begin
16 July 2026
The individual contests began on the morning of Thursday 16 July: a competition on olympiad problems (invariants, number theory, combinatorics).
Visit to the Rova of Manjakamiadana
15 July 2026 · Rova of Manjakamiadana, Antananarivo
After two and a half days of intensive maths, a visit to the Rova of Manjakamiadana: coming from Antsiranana, Ambositra and Antananarivo, our young mathematicians were fascinated by Malagasy history.
Mathematical Olympiad Camp — 13 to 17 July
13 July 2026 → 17 July 2026
A national camp gathering the best students from the regions involved: student training, and practice sharing between supervisors and with a representative of the Animath association.
COMIMa makes its partnership with Animath official
15 January 2026
The Mathematics and Computer Science Olympiad Club of Madagascar joins the Animath international network to prepare Malagasy students for competitions.
Looking back at IMO 2025 in Australia
2 August 2025
The 66th International Mathematical Olympiad took place in Sunshine Coast. All six problems are now available in our archives.
A first year: the closing that launched COMIMa
16 July 2025 · Lycée Moderne Ampefiloha, Antananarivo
July 2025: COMIMa wraps up its very first year. Fortnightly sessions at Lycée Moderne Ampefiloha, bringing together students from several Antananarivo high schools — and already the ambition to reach other regions.
The first sessions: the wonder of a new idea
18 December 2024
Late 2024, one of COMIMa's very first sessions: Dr Christalin introduces the pigeonhole principle. Mathematics beyond the syllabus — hard and abstract, yet fascinating.