As the world honors the work, struggles and achievements of women on International Women's Day, March 8, one way to spotlight the status of women is to look at recovery efforts underway in earthq...
Haitian Minister Call on Diaspora to Help Country Haiti’s Minister for Haitians living abroad calls for the integration of the Diaspora in the reconstruction of Haiti hit by an earthquake Jan. 12 in a three-day visit where he met with the ...
What is Vodou ? Lately Vodou – a conglomeration of African beliefs and rites combined with some catholic practices – seems to be under attack in Haiti. It is one of the most tolerant and non-violen...
Haiti Civil Society watch dog Group Monitors Situation in Country Update Assessments of the Effectiveness and Impact of International Aid and Humanitarian Support Following the January 12, 2010 Earthquake After the 7.0 magnitude earthquake that occurred in Hai...
Is vodou a religion Since the January 12, 2010’s earthquake, vodou and its adepts have been under heavy fire. Throughout history, many world renowned theologians have either omitted or added certain element to v...
PORT-AU-PRINCE – Freedom of the press is improving in Haiti according to international watchdog Reporters Without Borders. Haiti moved up 16 places to number 57 out of 175 countries on the World...
The first kidnappings of aid workers in Haiti jolted the thousands-strong foreign relief operation in the quake-torn nation, adding to the staggering challenges it faces two months after the country's disaster.
US President Barack Obama will give his Nobel Peace Prize award money to 10 charities, including groups working on Haiti relief and supporting military families, the White House said Thursday.