Estelle Youssouffa, the deputy of Mayotte, has challenged the Interior Ministry’s claim that 69.7% of the population has regained electricity after Cyclone Chido. She expressed surprise at the government’s communication and highlighted the ongoing challenges residents face. Youssouffa criticized the…
During a visit to Mayotte, Prime Minister François Bayrou unveiled the ‘Mayotte Debout’ plan aimed at addressing issues of electricity and water following Cyclone Chido. The plan has met with mixed reactions, with local leaders expressing concerns over a lack…
On December 23, Deputy Estelle Youssouffa condemned French Prime Minister François Bayrou’s choice to announce his government on a national day of mourning for cyclone Chido victims. Youssouffa highlighted the dire humanitarian situation in Mayotte, calling government communications ‘obscene’ and…
Estelle Youssouffa, the deputy representing Mayotte, has gained media prominence following the catastrophic impact of Cyclone Chido on December 14. Known for her strong anti-immigration stance, she is urging the French government to take urgent action while voicing concerns about…
In the wake of Cyclone Chido, local leaders in Mayotte are urging the government to declare a state of emergency to address escalating security concerns. While the cyclone has caused significant destruction and set off incidents of looting, legal experts…
