Vania Andre to Join Panel on Technology’s Role in Transforming Haiti On Friday, June 21, Haitian Times publisher, Vania Andre…
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5 Questions With Haiti Tech Summit Founder Christine Ntim
The Haiti Tech Summit (HTS) has quickly become one of the main go-to events to attend in Haiti. With eye-catching…
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Twitter, Facebook, Airbnb have made it to Haiti. Now it’s these Google employees’ turn.
When Google developers gather in Silicon Valley on Tuesday to hear about the company’s latest projects, thousands of miles away…
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Using Mobile Data Collection to Improve Life for Farmers in Haiti
In the beginning In 2013, the Brasserie Nationale d’Haïti (BRANA, a Heineken subsidiary) started the Smallholder Alliance for Sorghum in…
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Haitians in America: These Haitian-American siblings are looking to reshape how US immigrants view television
By Bianca Silva Scott and Fed Alcius are brothers that share one goal of providing United States immigrants the opportunity…
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Digicel seeks to dismiss US lawsuit over Haitian tax allegations
Denis O’Brien’s telecoms company says the claims made against it are ’without merit’ US-based lawyers for Digicel, the Caribbean and…
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Tech-savvy politician looks to bring Haitian businesses into the 21st century
By Naeisha Rose In 2016 State Assemblyman Clyde Vanel won a five-way race to represent the 33rd Assembly district of…
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WhatsApp: The Purveyor of Fake News In Haiti and One Haitian Org That’s Fighting Back
In the last days of January, a sex tape began to spread rapidly across Haiti’s social media channels. Its reach was particularly broad because people claimed that the star of the video was a Haitian minister called Enol Joseph. The video turned out to be fake, but it still had a strong impact and underlined a problem that’s become more and more pervasive in Haiti—the spread of misinformation. One organization is trying to fight back.
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Haitians in America: This entrepreneur seeks to transform education through technology
Celisca speaks with The Haitian Times on the inspiration behind the software Integrate and how he hopes to transform the way students perform in the classroom through technology.
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Meet the Haitian-American changing the face of education with an innovative software
Before the idea of co-founding the EdTech startup, Integrate Tech Inc., was hatched in 2014, Kevin Celisca was just a young accountant of Haitian…