Society

Freeing Haitian Football: Kesnol Lamour’s Heartfelt Cry

Society

The Dominican Republic, the new Eldorado for Haitians

In search of security, peace of mind and a more peaceful life, some Haitians are heading for the Dominican...

“Voie d’espoir” A bridge between Haitian adoptees and biological parents in Haiti

Michel Joseph is also known in the world of journalism for his reporting, especially his preoccupation with adoption issues....

Kidnapping: the palliative measures announced by the executive are causing a stir

The measures taken to stem the tide of this lamentable situation appear futile to many citizens. From revoking the...

by Billy Doré

Kidnapping, or a new form of slavery in Haiti, according to Professor Frantz Délice

Over the past two years, the Kidnapping has become the main fear of Haitian society. It is a crime, a...

Shops, schools and universities close to say no to insecurity

On social networks, notes are pouring in from private companies announcing their temporary closure. Faced with the resurgence of widespread...

ATOULA launches its first Heritage Education Campaign

In a bid to raise awareness and recognition of Haitian heritage, "Asosyasyon Touristik Lakay" (ATOULA) is launching a Heritage Education...

Culture

Haiti’s national library, 81 years of service to the population

Last March marked the 81st anniversary of the Bibliothèque Nationale d'Haïti (BNH). This prestigious octogenarian institution continues its mission of...

Voie d’espoir, to give hope to biological parents and adoptees

Reconnecting Haitian families separated by adoption is Voie D'Espoir's mission. At the initiative of Michel Joseph, several hundred parents took...

Haiti, a hell for its people!

It's sickening and revolting to see how Haiti has become a cancer for its sons and daughters. Haiti, a...

A desperate population faced with a “failed state

As Haitian journalist and blogger Fanel DELVA so aptly put it: the life expectancy of a Haitian is 24...