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Authorities arrested Williamson Dossous after uncovering a shipment of disguised firearms and ammunition headed for Cap-Haïtien. The post Florida man accused of smuggling guns to Haiti days after federal complaint filed appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Haitian striker Lourdjina Étienne, 18, signs her first pro deal with France’s F.C. Fleury, joining 12 other Haitian women excelling in D1 Arkema. The post Haiti soccer star Lourdjina Étienne lands deal in France’s top women’s league with F.C. Fleury appeared first on The Haitian Times.
IBC Airways’s planned launch in mid-July now appears unlikely. Without the authorization of the National Airport Authority (AAN), the airline cannot start running the flights, and investment in equipment, offices and staff remains in limbo. It is unclear why IBC’s operations are now stalled over paperwork. The post IBC Airways’ Miami-Les Cayes flights grounded, airline says Haitian authorities stall approval appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Ile De La Tortue’s location in northwest Haiti makes it an attractive point for maritime trafficking. The island’s proximity to Cuba (about 50 miles), Jamaica (120 miles), and Turks and Caicos (190 miles) creates easy access routes for smugglers moving drugs through the Caribbean. The post PNH seized record 1.05 tonnes of cocaine in historic raid appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Gilbert Jean, 103, a survivor of the 1937 Parsley Massacre, died in Dosmond—a rural community near the northeast border of Haiti and the Dominican Republic. Jean’s life was a living chronicle of survival and injustice, yet his death went largely unnoticed by the governments of both neighboring countries. The post Gilbert Jean, farmer, family man and Parsley Massacre survivor who bore witness to Trujillo’s terror, dies at 103 appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Beloved for its Thursday night RAM concerts and as a gathering place for Haitians and friends of Haiti, the Hotel Oloffson was more than a building—it was a symbol of connection, music and memory. The post From rum punch to rara rhythms: remembering Haiti’s Hotel Oloffson appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Several merchants at the Lòtbò Pon outdoor market, like Man Jean, fear losing their only source of income as Cap-Haïtien’s city officials move to close the market. They are pushing road construction and cleaning projects that span the area, where vendors keep returning despite being prohibited from selling in the crowded and filthy place—which has long been criticized for its unsanitary conditions. The post Cap-Haïtien seeks to shut down unsanitary outdoor market ahead of city’s 355th anniversary, but merchants keep […]
The fire that destroyed the iconic Hôtel Oloffson erased a rare refuge where Haiti’s LGBTQ+ community found freedom, safety and a sense of belonging amid social norms and intolerance. The post Port-au-Prince mourns Hotel Oloffson, LGBTQ+ refuge and majestic landmark, lost to criminal fire appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Despite limited resources, Saint-Damien continues to provide pediatric cancer care with an estimated survival rate of 38–40%, offering free treatment to families. Haiti records between 500 and 600 new cases annually, yet 88% of affected children remain undiagnosed. The absence of a national cancer strategy and systemic constraints delays care and jeopardizes survival. The post A Florida brunch aims to help Haiti’s last childhood cancer hospital appeared first on The Haitian Times.
