A bill before France's National Assembly for the reconstruction of the overseas department of Mayotte should include access ...

According to Mayotte's prefect, François-Xavier Bieuville, French authorities have either shipped or flown over close to 300 tonnes of supplies (rice, tinned food, oil, flower, powdered milk ...

Mayotte issued a red alert and people were ordered to stay in their homes and store food and water as Tropical Storm Dikeledi brought heavy rains and strong winds to France’s poorest department.

The French territory of Mayotte issued a red alert and people were ordered to stay in their homes or find a solid shelter, and store food and water.

High winds flattened many of the shanty towns in Mayotte, where some 100,000 to 200,000 people lived. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Ten days after Cyclone Chido struck the French overseas territory of Mayotte, the archipelago is struggling to recover from ongoing shortages as authorities announce the closure of temporary ...

Ravaged forest threatens Mayotte's biodiversity, economy and food security. In the wake of Cyclone Chido, the worst natural disaster to hit the Indian Ocean archipelago in 90 years, Mayotte's ...

Cyclone Chido that hit French territory Mayotte a week ago, has damaged homes, hospitals, and infrastructure, forcing the medical staff at Mayotte’s main hospital in Mamoudzou to triage patients ...

I want the government to care about us, to give us food and a place to sleep.” Mayotte, a densely populated archipelago of over 320,000 people, is also home to an estimated 100,000 migrants ...

Mayotte 'It's food and drink we need': The plight of survivors in Mayotte's devastated shantytowns By Jérôme Talpin (Mayotte, special correspondent) Published on December 20, 2024, at 4:30 pm ...

France Report. Tensions rise on Mayotte as water and food shortages continue. President Emmanuel Macron’s brief visit to France’s Indian Ocean territory Mayotte this week was marked by heated ...

The French state spends about 1.6 billion euros per year on Mayotte, or about 8% of the budget for overseas territories and 4,900 euros per inhabitant, compared with 7,200 euros people in Reunion ...