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400 Forgotten Lives in the Forest of Mayotte: The Invisible Camp of African Migrants

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In Mayotte, a precarious camp houses 400 African migrants left behind. Since the end of February, about 400 migrants from Great Lakes Africa and East Africa mostly from the DRC, Rwanda, Burundi and Somalia – live in a makeshift camp in the Tsoundzou forest, south of Mamoudzou, capital of Mayotte.
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400 Forgotten Lives in the Forest of Mayotte: The Invisible Camp of African Migrants

In Mayotte, a precarious camp houses 400 African migrants left behind. Since the end of February, about 400 migrants from Great Lakes Africa and East Africa mostly from the DRC, Rwanda, Burundi and Somalia – live in a makeshift camp in the Tsoundzou forest, south of Mamoudzou, capital of Mayotte.

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linfodrome.com broke the news in on Saturday, May 24, 2025.
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