Rachadi Saindou v Salime Mdere Case: Almost the Same Sentences on Appeal
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On Thursday, 1 October, the Mamoudzou Appeals Chamber largely confirmed the convictions of Rachadi Saindou and Salime M'deéré at first instance in June 2024. The former president of the Cadema is sentenced to two years in prison, including a firm year under electronic bracelet, four years of eligibility and a fine of EUR 25,000. The latter had been fixed at EUR 50,000 at first instance. At the heart of the case is the recruitment of Salime M'dér…
Mamoudzou, 1 Oct 2026 (AFP) – The Appeals Chamber of Mamoudzou sentenced Thursday the former president of the conurbation Dembéni-Mamoudzou and a former vice-president of the departmental council of Mayotte to prison terms in a fictitious employment case. Rachadi Saindou, former boss of the conurbation community Dembéni-Mamoudzou (Cadema), was sentenced to two years' imprisonment. [...] The Mayotte article: a closed prison on appeal for two form…
The two former elected officials, one at the head of the CADEMA, the other as the first vice-president of the departmental council had plunged for illegal taking of interest and fictitious employment. What the appeal confirms The article Case Rachadi Saindou/Salime Mdere: almost the same sentences on appeal appeared first on Le Journal De Mayotte.
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