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In Mayotte should we remove the Balladur visa?

Publication date 29/08/2012 From €100.00

Mayotte

In Mayotte, should we remove the Balladur visa? The question is divisive in the department. This system introduced in 1995 regulates entry into French territory. Last July, a Senate report suggested its deletion. The local political class is divided between those who advocate retention and those who denounce its economic dangerousness. Interviews with Dr Martial HENRY, former vice-president of the General Council, of Said Ahamadi dit RAOS, historian and president of the Mahorais Social Party and Ibrahim BOINAHERY, President of the association of mayors.

Migratory tension in Mayotte

Publication date 07/10/2017 From €100.00

Mayotte

In 1995, the French government decided to limit traffic between the Comorian archipelago and Mayotte, French department. Every year hundreds of people die at sea trying to reach Mayotte. Emmanuel Macron wants to relax this directive but the Mahorais do not agree at all and they demonstrated to say no to the free entry visa on their territory because the migratory tension has become explosive. In addition, the measure announced by the President of the Republic fuels intercommunal tensions in mainland France. Interviews with a Comorian, a protester, Saïd AHAMADA, LREM member 7th district of Bouches-du-Rhône and Ali ABDALLAH, Mahorais activist.

Prime Minister Édouard Balladur visits Mayotte

Publication date 24/11/1994 From €100.00

Mayotte

On a visit to Mayotte, Prime Minister Edouard Balladur announced the introduction of an entry visa to Mayotte for Comorian nationals, a strengthening of the staff of the administration and a referendum on the institutions of Mayotte.

Mayotte: project to introduce an entry visa for Comorian nationals

Publication date 02/02/1995 From €100.00

Mayotte

Report devoted to a project to introduce an entry visa to Mayotte for Comorian nationals. This could lead to a crisis in diplomatic relations between the Comoros and France. A strong demonstration took place in front of the French embassy and air connections were suspended between the island of Grande Comore and Mayotte. Interview with Nourdine BOURHANE, Minister of Information spokesperson of the Comorian government, who expresses his concern about this initiative and denounces an electoral approach on the part of Prime Minister Édouard Balladur.

Poor water quality in Mayotte

Publication date 21/03/2019 From €100.00

Mayotte

Les habitants de Mayotte souffrent d'un manque d'accès à l'eau potable. Les rivières sont très polluées comme le souligne, indigné, Soibaha Chanfi, membre de l'association "Les assoiffés de Mayotte". Jean-Michel RENAUD, du service de distribution des eaux de Mayotte, explique que l'eau doit être traitée avec des produits chimiques. Mais ce sont surtout les pratiques de particuliers, d'agriculteurs ou encore d'entreprises, qui déversent divers polluants dans l'eau, qu'il conviendrait de sanctionner comme le suggère Stéphane Legoaster, directeur adjoint Deal Mayotte.

Drought and water cuts in Mayotte

Publication date 28/12/2016 From €100.00

Mayotte

Mayotte souffre de coupures d'eau à cause de la sécheresse. Un restaurateur et le propriétaire d'une maison d'hôtes ne peuvent accueillir les touristes correctement dans ces conditions. Les habitants sont soumis à des restrictions dans le sud de l'île et les réserves sont au plus bas alors que la saison des pluies se fait attendre. Cris Kordjee, responsable de l'antenne du conservatoire du littoral, met en cause les responsables dont c'est le rôle d'agir pour éviter ces pénuries.

Residents subject to water restrictions in northeast Mayotte

Publication date 28/09/1994 From €100.00

Mayotte

The northeast sector of Mayotte is suffering from a water shortage. This is the case every year during the low water period, the problem worsening from year to year with demographic pressure. Work is planned, but not before 1996, to supply Mamoudzou with water without interruption, as explained by a forestry and water services officer.

Water supply cut off in the municipality of Bandrélé in Mayotte

Publication date 28/12/1989 From €100.00

Mayotte

The commune of Bandrele, in Mayotte, suffers from a chronic lack of drinking water. Power was stopped due to leaks in the tank. A delegation went to the town hall to demand a quick solution but, in the meantime, the inhabitants are forced to source themselves from the wells with water unsuitable for consumption or to rely on rain.

Eternal problem of lack of water in Mayotte

Publication date 08/04/2019 From €100.00

Mayotte

Mayotte, département français d'outre-mer, souffre régulièrement de pénuries d'eau. Quasiment dépourvue de nappes phréatiques, l'île dépend de ses réserves d'eau de pluie. Quand elles sont insuffisantes, réapparaît "un éternel problème, qu'on n'arrive pas à solutionner" selon Houlam Chamssidine, ingénieur Mayotte nature environnement. Des investissements ont été effectués par l'Etat notamment dans une usine de dessalement mais la technique est trop onéreuse pour constituer la seule solution comme le confirme Ronan Le Goaster, chargé de mission eau potable du syndicat intercommunal d'eau et d'assainissement.

The bangas of Mayotte

Publication date 01/01/1989 From €100.00

Mayotte

The construction of banga is a rite of passage in the Mahoraise tradition. In Mayotte, where society is traditionally matriarchal, man will only own once in his life and these are these bangas, small houses made of cloth and thatched roofs, that they will live between their departure from the family home and their marriage to their wife’s home.

Construction of bangas in Mayotte

Publication date 22/10/1989 From €100.00

Mayotte

The construction of bangas is an important rite of passage in Mayotte for young boys. These small houses are made in common by the young person who will live there and by his relatives and family.

Immigration: the slum of Koungou

Publication date 06/04/2011 From €100.00

Mayotte

This report is dedicated to illegal immigration in Mayotte, French department of the Indian Ocean. In Koungou, the village that welcomes the most illegal immigrants from the Comoros, the situation is difficult. This is explained by Said ABDOU, an employee at the Koungou town hall.

Underground population in Mayotte

Publication date 19/09/2005 From €100.00

Mayotte

Report devoted to the problem of illegal immigration on the island of Mayotte, where Comorians come to acoucher to give their children the French nationality, under the law of the land, right questioned by the Minister of Overseas Territories François Baroin. In the slums of the capital, 80% of the inhabitants are illegals. Mahorean mothers are demanding the expulsion of foreigners because the schools are overloaded. A French citizen from Mayotte expresses her sorrow but believes that these illegals must understand and "stay at home": "there are too many in Mayotte". Zahara, a Comorian in an irregular situation, asks that his children be given at least French law. The interviews alternate with a commentary on illustration, archive and infographic images.

Exploiting the wealth of Mayotte

Publication date 02/06/1978 From €100.00

Mayotte

In Mayotte, which chose to remain French at a time when the other islands of the Comoros decided to become independent, underdevelopment is glaring, especially in agriculture. Its resources, however, constitute its only wealth and could lead it towards self-sufficiency. An agricultural school has just opened. The main resource is ylang ylang. Many plans of working Mohawk women. Meeting with the owner of a family estate that evokes the increase of the SMIC.

Mayotte, a dream destination suffering from a bad image

Publication date 14/04/2019 From €100.00

Mayotte

Despite its postcard landscapes, Mayotte remains a little-known tourist destination, which suffers mainly from a bad image linked to problems of insecurity. The report consists of a commentary on factual images alternating with the interviews of tourists: a diver claiming to have never seen such beautiful underwater depths, a young woman believing that there is no mass tourism and Yasmina BAUBET, responsible "The bangas of mayotte".

Mayotte: "Stay French... to be free"

Publication date 08/02/1976 From €100.00

Mayotte

In Mayotte, a young resident said he felt French and had voted "to remain French" in the referendum of February 1976 in order "to be free"... The economic situation is difficult. Many basic necessities are lacking, especially because of the blockade established by the Comoros. The inhabitants meet on the beach to discuss...

Mahorean women in the front row

Publication date 12/05/1991 From €100.00

Mayotte

Meeting with Zéna M'DERE, a historical figure of the Mahorean women’s movement, who marked the history of her island and who received the Legion of Honour. In the 60s, these women revolted to be recognized: "At the time we lived like wild animals... but here women have always been able to fend for themselves". The movement of these women gave birth to the MPM and Zéna M'Dere became a recognized politician. She talks about her concern about the status of the island and about the better lives of Mohawk women today. His remarks alternate with the images of the presentation of the Legion of Honour by Louis Le Pensec and with the interview of Moina SIADI, a shopkeeper mother. According to the latter, the women who work in Mayotte are still a minority.

On the eve of the consultation on the independence of the Comoros, the probable non of Mayotte

Publication date 21/12/1974 From €100.00

Mayotte

Mayotte will be the only island to vote "no" tomorrow during the consultation on the independence of the Comoros. Marcel HENRY, one of the leaders of the Mahorais party, recalls that between 1841 and 1912 Mayotte was already the only French island in the archipelago. Ahmed ABDALLAH, President of the Government Council, on a visit to Mayotte, considers that conditions have changed and speaks of "a colonial spirit".

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