Fritzner, 60, became the first person in Haiti who still won his battle against the novel coronavirus even though he was intubated.
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Haitian Times Morning News Roundup
Haitian Times News Roundup
Multiple areas in Haiti may reach Phase 3 of food insecurity.
Health & Science
Collaborating on kidneys: Haiti’s transplantation ambitions
This article was first published in The Lancet. Haiti lacks health programmes and facilities for kidney disease. Jane Regan reports…
Opinion
Can Haiti Reinvent Itself post Covid-19?
By Joshua Paul Question: What do the COVID-19 pandemic andthe Cold War have in common? Answer: Covid-19 can do for Haiti what the end of the Cold War did for Cuba….
Haitian Times Morning News Roundup
The fire in historic church of Milot is a disaster for Haiti
After the fire of our old cathedral in January 1991, the place where the precursor of independence, General Toussaint Louverture,…
Immigration & Migration, Latest News
ICE to deport Haitians despite coronavirus concerns
Some U.S. lawmakers and immigration advocates are expressing outrage at U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s decision to continue deportations to…
Haitian Times Morning News Roundup
24 total cases of Covid-19 in Haiti to date 24 total cases of coronavirus have been identified in Haiti according…
Haitian Times Morning News Roundup, Uncategorized
National Federation of Mayors President wants better management of Covid-19
The president of the National Federation of Mayors, Jude Édouard Pierre is urging the government to designate the permanent secretariat…
Haiti
He invested his life’s savings in a new Haiti beach resort. Then a mob sent it up in flames Read more here:
A Haiti judge has issued more than a dozen arrest warrants for individuals accused of looting and torching a million…
Haiti, News Out of Haiti
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…