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Proposals in the 2025 draft constitution—including elected governors, a strengthened presidency and Haitian diaspora exclusion—are fueling new fears of institutional collapse and territorial fragmentation. The post Haitians reject draft constitution over concerns of fragmentation and weakened democracy appeared first on The Haitian Times.
As the U.S. flight ban remains in place, Haiti’s government and Sunrise Airways look to reconnect Port-au-Prince with key provincial cities, hoping to restore mobility and market confidence. The post Haiti’s domestic flights resume, sparking both hope and skepticism appeared first on The Haitian Times.
The officer’s death highlights Haiti’s spiraling security crisis. Gangs now control more than 28 areas and have displaced over 1 million people and killed more than 1,600 while injuring over 500 between January and March 2025 alone, according to official reports. The post Haiti loses another officer in line of duty amid rising gang control appeared first on The Haitian Times.
With over a million Haitians already displaced by gang violence and unrest, the UN warns that the 2025 hurricane season could deepen the country’s humanitarian crisis. The post UN warns Haiti faces extreme hurricane threats appeared first on The Haitian Times.
After scoring, Dorante grabbed the ball, ran toward the ASC supporters and pointed at the number seven on the back of his jersey. The post Haitian soccer underdogs Juventus des Cayes clinch first league title appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Michael Geilenfeld, founder of a Haitian boys’ orphanage that opened in 1985, was sentenced to 210 years for sexually abusing children in his care. The post US court sentences longtime Haiti orphanage leader to 210 years for child abuse appeared first on The Haitian Times.
The initiative called “Bay lanmou, resevwa lanmou,” Creole for “Give love, receive love,” has repeatedly organized similar events, each time on a special occasion, restoring a sense of dignity to displaced women—once homeowners, tenants or merchants—now living in precarious conditions across multiple camps in the Haitian capital. The post Women displaced by gang violence receive beauty care for Haitian Mother’s Day | PHOTOS appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Haiti’s Péligre hydroelectric plant— the country's main electricity supplier, located in the Mirebalais district, which has been under armed gangs' control since March 31— remains shut as residents protest insecurity. Inaugurated in 1971 with a 54-megawatt capacity, production has already dropped to 36 megawatts due to technical issues and low water levels. Now, residents vow it will stay closed until Mirebalais is free of gangs. The post Port-au-Prince goes dark: Residents shut down Haiti’s main power plant to demand security […]
Managing editor at local Radio Kiskeya, Pierre-Paul argues that Haiti is not simply collapsing from violence but undergoing an unmaking—abandoned by its state and ignored by the global community. The post Haiti’s slow collapse is not just violence — it’s a national unmaking | OPINION appeared first on The Haitian Times.
