Port-au-Prince Among the Most Violent Cities in the World
Port-au-Prince ranks among the world’s most violent cities, with a homicide rate of 139.31 per 100,000 residents, highlighting Haiti’s deepening security crisis.
Haiti U-20 Women’s Team Dominates Belize in World Cup Qualifier
Haiti’s U-20 women’s team secured a 4-0 win over Belize in the Concacaf World Cup qualifiers, keeping them in pole position for the next round.
UNESCO and Haitian Leaders Honor Frankétienne’s Legacy
UNESCO and Haitian leaders honor Frankétienne, the legendary writer and artist, for his lasting contributions to literature, language, and culture.
Kenyan Officer Killed in Haiti During Security Operation
A Kenyan officer deployed with the MSS mission in Haiti was killed during a joint operation against armed gangs, marking the first mission casualty since its deployment.
Haiti U-20 Women Set for Belize Clash After 3-1 Win
Haiti’s U-20 women’s national team is preparing for their second Concacaf qualifier against Belize after a 3-1 victory over Antigua & Barbuda.
Thousands of Haitians Face Uncertainty as U.S. Moves to End TPS
The U.S. has rescinded Haiti’s Temporary Protected Status (TPS), leaving thousands of Haitian nationals facing an uncertain future as the program is set to expire in August 2025.
Frankétienne: A Literary Giant’s Enduring Legacy
Haitian literary icon Frankétienne, a pioneer of contemporary Haitian literature, has passed away at 89. His legacy, spanning literature, painting, music, and theater, reshaped Haitian culture and will continue to inspire generations.
Why Haiti Canceled the 2025 National Carnival
The Haitian government has announced the cancellation of the 2025 National Carnival due to rising security threats, while regional celebrations will still be allowed.
Possible Rare Earth Deposits in Haiti Spark Interest Amid Dominican Findings
The discovery of rare earth deposits in the Dominican Republic raises questions about Haiti’s mineral wealth. Experts call for geological studies to assess Haiti’s mining potential.
Ruto Urges African Union to Officially Recognize Haiti as Part of Africa
Kenyan President William Ruto has urged the African Union to recognize Haiti as part of Africa’s Sixth Region, citing historical ties and the need for greater support for Haiti’s security and stability.