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Joly Germine, the imprisoned leader of 400 Mawozo, was sentenced to life in prison for orchestrating the hostage-taking of 16 American missionaries. The sentencing comes as U.S. officials ramp up efforts to target Haitian gang leaders, including Jimmy “Barbecue” Cherizier. The post Former 400 Mawozo gang leader sentenced to life for kidnapping 16 US missionaries appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Another headline claiming hope for Haiti started spreading out of the blue at the end of November: a ticket to the World Cup. This time, residents want to cling to that hope and actually draw changes from it. The post World Cup ticket should be Haiti’s light at the end of the tunnel, locals say appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Port-de-Paix moto-taxi drivers brought the city to a standstill Tuesday, Nov. 25, protesting a rumored $38 ID vest fee. Officials say the vests won’t include a fee and are a security measure to prevent gang infiltration, but drivers disagree as protests continue. The post Protests erupt in Port-de-Paix over alleged moto-taxi registration fee appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Two weeks after Haitian student Stephora Joseph drowned on a school trip in Santiago, the Leonardo da Vinci Institute issued a brief statement offering condolences but no details. Her family, citing extreme negligence and unanswered questions, has filed a formal complaint as calls for accountability grow. The post DR attorney general fast-tracks probe into Haitian student drowning on school trip appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Despite Haiti’s chaos and the collapse of its youth system, 16-year-old Franco Célestin now has the chance to earn a European contract after his U-17 World Cup breakout. The post From Haiti to La Liga? Célestin’s trial carries national weight | ANALYSIS appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Editor Fritznel D. Octave takes the pulse of a country living between beauty and breakdown. From flooded coasts to vibrant rural towns, collapsed infrastructure to breathtaking landscapes, this three-part reporter’s notebook captures Haiti’s contradictions through scenes, images and conversations from the ground. The post Thirteen days in Haiti: Quadruplets and collections, shacks and mansions | Part 2 appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Natcom donated approximately $99,000 to Haiti’s soccer team after securing its ticket for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The Haitian federation often lacks the funds needed to ensure players are well prepared for tournaments, so it has been heavily reliant on sponsorships and donations. The post Natcom donates to Haiti’s 2026 World Cup team appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Haitian Times editor Fritznel D. Octave takes the pulse of a country living between beauty and breakdown. From flooded coasts to vibrant rural towns, collapsed infrastructure to breathtaking landscapes, this three-part reporter’s notebook captures Haiti’s contradictions through scenes, images and conversations from the ground. The post Thirteen days in Haiti: Notes from a homeland bent, but not broken | Part 1 appeared first on The Haitian Times.
During a tense press conference at the Villa d’Accueil in Port-au-Prince, Jean said the accusations of collusion with armed groups were “baseless” and aimed at intimidating CPT members as they debate whether to replace the prime minister. The post Fritz Alphonse Jean slams US sanctions as diplomatic pressure to keep Fils-Aimé as PM appeared first on The Haitian Times.
