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Séba said he has spoken to gang leaders about his proposition and some of them, whom he did not identify, shed tears. The post Pan-Africanist Kémi Séba urges Haitians to forgive gangs, calls it key to ‘second revolution’ appeared first on The Haitian Times.
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.
The Patriotic Congress for the Reorganization of Haiti was launched on May 31, with the Haitian diaspora and the Grand Anse Department taking turns to address Haiti’s multidimensional crisis, proposing pragmatic solutions. The debates are scheduled to continue across the country’s 10 departments from May 31 to June 21, culminating in a two-day final national congress. The post Academics-led patriotic congress launches with diaspora input to address Haiti’s crisis appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Wooster named top U.S. diplomat in Haiti, starts June 12. Wooster's educational background includes a Bachelor of Arts from Amherst College and a Master of Arts from Yale University. The post Ambassador Henry Wooster appointed as US Chargé d’Affaires in Haiti appeared first on The Haitian Times.
A national congress, scheduled for this summer, will bring together Haitian academics and a multisectoral representation of citizens to focus on restoring security, reforming institutions and supporting a fair political transition. The post Academics and diaspora leaders unite to launch patriotic congress aimed at fighting Haiti’s crisis appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Haiti’s proposed constitutional referendum is moving forward despite opposition, security concerns, and a history of low voter turnout. As the country marks the 38th anniversary of its 1987 Constitution, critics warn that the initiative lacks legitimacy and could deepen political instability. The post Haiti’s upcoming constitutional referendum: A controversial process amid political and security crisis appeared first on The Haitian Times. Haiti’s upcoming constitutional referendum: A controversial process amid political and security crisis was first posted on April 1, 2025 […]
Ottawa’s latest sanctions against Haitian individuals—its first in months—underscore renewed concern over growing gang influence but stop short of introducing any new measures to combat the worsening violence. The post Canada sanctions ex-Haitian officials, gang leader amid surging violence appeared first on The Haitian Times. Canada sanctions ex-Haitian officials, gang leader amid surging violence was first posted on April 1, 2025 at 11:15 am.
Haiti’s constitution mandates at least 30% female participation in government, yet women remain sidelined in decision-making. Will the country continue repeating the same mistakes, or is now the time for change? The post Are we going to continue doing the same thing? | OPINION appeared first on The Haitian Times. Are we going to continue doing the same thing? | OPINION was first posted on March 23, 2025 at 1:33 pm.
Growing insecurity in Haiti is shutting down Madan Sara traders, cutting off their livelihoods and forcing heavy losses. Violence and extortion keep them from markets, deepening the economic crisis and putting thousands of families at risk. The post Haiti’s Madan Sara fight for survival as insecurity threatens the engine of Haiti’s informal economy appeared first on The Haitian Times. Haiti’s Madan Sara fight for survival as insecurity threatens the engine of Haiti’s informal economy was first posted on March 21, […]
