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Kenya Says US Funding Freeze Won’t Halt Haiti Mission

Kenya has assured that the multinational security mission in Haiti will continue despite the U.S. freezing part of its funding. Government officials say existing funds will sustain operations until September, while efforts continue to transition the mission under full UN leadership.

Entertainment

Haitian-American Artist Fridayy Celebrates Grammy Win with Chris Brown

Haitian-American artist Fridayy is celebrating a Grammy win after Chris Brown’s 11:11 (Deluxe) took home Best R&B Album at the 67th Grammy Awards. Fridayy contributed to multiple tracks, including "No One Else," helping shape the album’s success.

Security & Crime

Haiti’s Gang Violence Spreads to Elite Neighborhoods

Haiti is experiencing a surge in gang violence, with recent attacks reaching previously secure neighborhoods like Kenscoff. The escalation has resulted in numerous fatalities and widespread displacement, prompting calls for increased security measures and international support

Bilateral Relations

Dominican Republic Hands Over Two 400 Mawozo Gang Members to Haiti

Dominican authorities have transferred two suspected members of the notorious 400 Mawozo gang to Haitian police as part of ongoing binational cooperation on security. The suspects, who fled to the Dominican Republic to evade justice, were handed over at the Belladère border crossing.

Haiti Politics

Smith Augustin Urges Haitian Diaspora to Vote in Upcoming Elections

Smith Augustin, a member of Haiti’s Presidential Transition Council, emphasized the importance of the Haitian-American diaspora in governance and economic development during the 16th Annual Leadership Summit of the National Haitian American Elected Officials Network (NHAEON) in Miami, Florida. The event focused on strengthening diaspora engagement in Haiti’s political and economic future.

Security & Crime

Haiti’s Government Under Pressure to Deliver Security Reforms

After a deadly attack in Kenscoff, Haiti’s government faces mounting pressure to deliver concrete security reforms. Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé has pledged decisive action, but will new measures be enough to restore public trust?

Immigration Policy

Trump Signs Laken Riley Act, Expanding Immigration Enforcement

President Donald Trump signed the Laken Riley Act into law, expanding federal immigration enforcement powers. The new legislation mandates the detention and deportation of unauthorized immigrants charged with specific crimes, sparking debate over due process, costs, and implementation challenges. While supporters argue it strengthens national security, critics warn of unintended consequences and logistical hurdles for law enforcement agencies.

Haiti Politics

Haiti’s Gang Crisis: Voltaire’s TV5 Remarks Spark Controversy

Leslie Voltaire, President of Haiti’s Transitional Council, has sparked debate following his recent interview on TV5 Monde, where he accused former President Michel Martelly of legitimizing gang activity. While some support his claims, others argue that Haiti’s gang crisis began much earlier, during the administration of Jean-Bertrand Aristide. With Voltaire being a longtime member of Aristide’s political party, Fanmi Lavalas, his remarks have reignited political divisions ahead of the country’s 2025 elections.

Diplomacy

Macron Meets Leslie Voltaire Weeks After Backlash Over Haiti Comments

French President Emmanuel Macron hosted Haiti’s Transitional Presidential Council President, Leslie Voltaire, at the Élysée Palace on January 29, just weeks after Macron’s controversial remarks about Haiti’s leadership and security crisis sparked outrage. The meeting, meant to strengthen Franco-Haitian relations, comes at a politically charged moment, raising questions about France’s role in Haiti’s future.
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