Story no.173Ongoing·Society +1·Notable·Mayotte·26 Oct → 5 Nov·9 facts · 11 art.

At the 2026 start of the school year, 13 prefabricated classes were inaugurated in Vahibé, Mayotte, to allow students to regain the mandatory number of class hours after cyclone Chido damage. In late October, the Fondation de France indicated that of €44.4 million collected after the cyclone, €16 million had not yet been committed, while Bandrélé, after Ouangani, delegated to the State the construction and renovation of its schools and the mayor of Mamoudzou reviewed school construction sites. In early November, nautical professionals blocked the barge to denounce unmet commitments since Chido, due to a lack of functional and secure pontoons, and FC Koropa launched a fundraiser to rebuild its clubhouse. The period was also marked by an unlimited strike at the Département-Région over building conditions and by union demonstrations denouncing high schools without toilets or unsanitary two years after the cyclone. An article also described education as still very degraded in Mayotte two years after Chido, with State action awaited.