Story no.173Ongoing·Society +1·Notable·Mayotte·26 Oct → 4 Nov·8 facts · 10 art.

At the end of October 2026, 13 prefabricated classes were inaugurated in Vahibé for the start of the school year, allowing students to regain the mandatory number of class hours after damage from Cyclone Chido. In the following days, the Fondation de France indicated that of the 44.4 million euros collected, 16 million had not yet been committed, while the municipality of Bandrélé delegated to the State the construction and renovation of its schools, after Ouangani, under the emergency law for Mayotte; the mayor of Mamoudzou also gave an update on school construction sites in Vahibé, Kawéni and Douajni. In early November, boating professionals blocked the barge to denounce the failure to respect commitments by the Département-Région since the cyclone, due to a lack of functional and secure pontoons, and FC Koropa launched a fundraiser of 30,000 euros to rebuild its clubhouse. An article highlighted that education in Mayotte remained severely degraded two years after Cyclone Chido and that State action was awaited, while an unlimited strike at the Département-Région over the condition of buildings continued, a departmental councilor assuring that projects were underway.