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Bloc Party - Helicopter
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Lucy Harty
Chase Rice - Ready Set Roll
Are we on air???
Roy Yellow
Annoying Orange - Party Rock
You know I come to party hard!!
Bloc Party - Helicopter
Nothing much really
Lucy Harty
Chase Rice - Ready Set Roll
Are we on air???
Roy Yellow
Annoying Orange - Party Rock
You know I come to party hard!!
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In Kenscoff, SOHADERK’s farm supports women, displaced farmers and sustainable agriculture. This grassroots initiative demonstrates how community-led farming can protect livelihoods, build resilience and serve as a model for other parts of rural Haiti. The post Seeds of resistance: Agroecological farm in Kenscoff offers a lifeline in rural Haiti appeared first on The Haitian Times.
A grassroots effort to revive rice farming in Maniche is offering a glimmer of hope for Haiti’s fragile agriculture sector, long undercut by a combination of factors. These include notably trade liberalization policies imposed by international financial institutions, minimal government investment and the influx of cheap subsidized US rice branded as “Diri Miami” or “Miami Rice”. Natural disasters, political instability and inadequate infrastructure further worsened this shift. The post Farmers in Haiti’s Maniche drive rice production revival aiming to restore […]
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Whenever the male spiny giant frog wants to be intimate with a female, he lets out five rising whistles that end with a semi-whistle. This charming mating call has only been heard in one place on earth: Hispaniola, the island Haiti and the Dominican Republic share. The post Inside Haiti’s biodiversity: Conservation keeps rare wildlife thriving at Pic Macaya Park appeared first on The Haitian Times.
In a town that makes headlines often about Haitian and Dominican Republic tensions, the area’s natural riches are a breath of fresh air, literally. The post Inside Haiti’s biodiversity: Ouanaminthe botanic garden and forest inspire preservation and awe appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Farmers in Bassin Bleu are facing major losses after a $5 million solar-powered irrigation system was vandalized, crippling local agriculture. The post Thieves cripple $5M irrigation system in Haiti, leaving farmers without water appeared first on The Haitian Times. Thieves cripple $5M irrigation system in Haiti, leaving farmers without water was first posted on March 19, 2025 at 8:49 am.
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