At least 84 high schoolers were impregnated in Beaumont, a town in Grand’Anse, most of them when schools shut down between April and August because of the novel coronavirus.
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As Haiti installs new prime minister without Parliament, U.S. lawmakers express frustrations
As Haitian President Jovenel Moïse used his one-man rule Wednesday to install his fifth prime minister in three years, hundreds of miles…
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New measures to address issue of kidnapping
Juno7 reports that the president of the superior council of the national police and Prime Minister Jean Michel Lapin shared…
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President Jovenel Moïse determined to provide access to credit to vulnerable segments of the population
Granting loans to vulnerable groups and young people is one of President Jovenel Moïse’s priorities as part of his new…
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International Education Day
On Jan.24, International Education Day was commemorated for the second time. The theme this year was “Learning for people, planet,…
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Moïse is Taking Urgent Measures against gangs
During an official ceremony to provide credit to young entrepreneurs, President Jovenel Moïse, announced that urgent measures are being taken…
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Maïssade has a new administrative complex
On Friday, Jan. 17, President Jovenel Moïse inaugurated an administrative complex in Maïssade which will house the Justice of the…
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Nicolas Duvalier Against Forced Removal of President Jovenel Moise
Duvalier, who many believe will be a presidential contender in 2022, is against the idea that a democratically-elected president be ousted from power.
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Disorder Amid Haiti Elections
By Vania Andre
PORT-AU- PRINCE – Voting was off to a slow start on Sunday, with some polling sites opening nearly four hours after their anticipated start time. At the Ruelle Vaillant polling station, lines with dozens of people were wrapped around the infamous voting site, where several journalists were killed during the 1987 elections.
Tensions escalated quickly at the Elie Dubois High School polling station in downtown as lines grew, and voters became frustrated with the lack of organization and communication from election officials.
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Hospital Ship USNS Comfort to Anchor in Haiti at 2015 Mission’s End
WASHINGTON, September 10, 2015 — U.S. Navy hospital ship USNS Comfort will anchor off the Haitian coast tomorrow, marking its…