Kylian Mbappé renovates public school in father's village in Cameroon

Real Madrid forward, Kylian Mbappé has extended his influence beyond the football pitch by helping to renovate a public school in Cameroon, the country of his father.

According to multiple reports, the French international has supported efforts to give a new look to a public school in Bonendale, located in Bonabéri on the outskirts of Douala.

The area holds deep personal significance for Mbappé, as it is connected to his father’s family roots.

The renovation project has transformed the learning environment for pupils in the community.

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Classrooms that once showed signs of wear have been refurbished, with improvements to the school’s infrastructure and surroundings aimed at creating a more welcoming and inspiring environment for both students and teachers.

Local residents and school authorities have praised the initiative, describing it as a meaningful contribution to education in the area.

For many families in Bonabéri, the upgraded facilities represent an opportunity for children to study in a better environment and pursue their ambitions.

Mbappé, widely regarded as one of the world’s leading footballers, was born in France to a Cameroonian father and Algerian mother.

Despite his global fame, the forward has consistently shown appreciation for his African heritage.

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