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.
Haiti Secures U-17 World Cup Spot With Dominant Qualifying Campaign
Haiti’s U-17 national team has secured a spot in the 2025 FIFA U-17 World Cup after a dominant showing in the Concacaf qualifiers, finishing atop Group E with an unbeaten record.
Haiti’s Largest Public Hospital May Be Relocated After Gang Attacks
Haiti’s main public hospital, HUEH, was set on fire by gangs, prompting urgent calls for its relocation. The attack threatens critical medical services in Port-au-Prince.
Haiti U-17 crushes Antigua and Barbuda 3-0 to stay unbeaten
Haiti’s U-17 team dominated Antigua and Barbuda with a 3-0 victory in the CONCACAF qualifiers, moving closer to securing a spot in the 2025 FIFA U-17 World Cup.
Haiti Issues Urgent Warning on Counterfeit Tetanus Antitoxin
Haiti’s health ministry warns against a counterfeit tetanus antitoxin circulating nationwide. The fake drug, labeled “Tetanus Antitoxin 1500 IU,” poses severe health risks. Authorities have banned its sale and urged vigilance.
‘Kidnapping Inc.’ Brings Dark Comedy and Political Thriller to US Screens
Haiti’s dark comedy and political thriller Kidnapping Inc. is making waves as it debuts in U.S. theaters and on Apple TV. The film, directed by Bruno Mourral, blends satire with Haiti’s harsh realities, highlighting corruption, crime, and resilience. Despite major production challenges, including a real-life kidnapping of crew members, the film captures the absurdity and tragedy of the country’s struggles.
Félix Cumbé, Haitian-Dominican merengue icon, dies at 60
Renowned Haitian-Dominican musician Félix Cumbé has passed away at 60 following complications during a medical procedure. A key figure in merengue and bachata, his legacy lives on through his timeless music.