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Founded in 1995, the Haitian National Police marks its 30th anniversary amid a deep security crisis, with gangs controlling large areas, killing 33 officers and destroying 18 stations between June 2024 and June 2025. The post Haitian National Police mark 30 years amid gang violence, sacrifice and shortfalls appeared first on The Haitian Times.
As a tradition, each Good Friday, Gros Moteur’s members circle the sacred Lakou Souvenance seven times in a symbolic procession. Then, on the last Palm Sunday that falls in the Rara season, they all dress entirely in white, heeding the spiritual instruction passed down through a servant of the Lakou Souvenance, said to be inspired by Fernand Bien-Aimé’s deceased father, a member of the rara band. The post Gros Moteur rara band keeps the rhythm of resistance alive in Gonaïves […]
Nippes Congress urges governance overhaul for Haiti. Speakers advocated for decentralized governance, stronger institutions, security and a national healing process. The post At Nippes Patriotic Congress, speakers call for governance overhaul to help resolve Haiti’s crisis | PHOTOS appeared first on The Haitian Times.
A local over-abroad players’ debate has exploded on social media following Haiti’s humiliating 5-1 loss to Curaçao in the World Cup qualifiers. Haiti’s entire team was made up of players from overseas, frustrating many fans. Sports reporter Onz Chéry shares his thoughts on the debate between local and overseas players. The post Can local players save Haiti after embarrassing 5-1 loss to Curaçao? | ANALYSIS appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Children laughed, rode bikes, and played hopscotch in Delmas—finding joy and connection during a rare day of celebration and care. The post Port-au-Prince children enjoy being kids on annual recreation day appeared first on The Haitian Times.
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.
“Integrity Clubs” have launched in Haiti’s classrooms to combat corruption. Evens Fils, the northeast director of the country’s anti-corruption unit, ULCC, emphasized the need to educate a generation that moves away from corrupt practices. He referred to corruption as a cancer that is undermining Haitian society. The post In Haiti’s northeast, ‘Integrity Clubs’ sow seeds of anti-corruption education 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.
Artisans exhibited in a difficult context at the Ministry of the Environment’s 30th anniversary fair, but the showcase celebrated their resilience through crafts, culture, and sustainability. The post From Vodou-inspired textiles to recycled school bags, Pétion-Ville fair celebrates Haiti’s culture and environment appeared first on The Haitian Times.
