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Cardinal Chibly Langlois will cast Haiti’s first-ever vote in a papal conclave to elect the successor to Pope Francis, who passed away on Feb. 21 at 88. This marks 11 years after Rev. Langlois was elevated to the rank of cardinal by the now deceased pope. The post After Pope Francis’ death, Haiti’s first cardinal helps choose his successor appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Various agricultural plantations have been affected by water shortage in Grandmont, Gonaives since December 2024. The post Water shortage devastates acres of farmlands in Grandmont, Artibonite appeared first on The Haitian Times.
In Port-au-Prince, piles of waste have become part of daily life and struggle, endangering public health, but also sustaining livelihoods. The post Sorting garbage in Haiti: A source of income with health risks for disadvantaged families appeared first on The Haitian Times.
The UN warns Haiti is nearing collapse under gang rule. Global action is needed now, says UN envoy María Isabel Salvador. The post Haiti could face ‘total chaos’ without more global support, UN envoy warns appeared first on The Haitian Times.
China says Haiti’s gangs are “better equipped than the police” due to U.S. weapons and failed enforcement of arms embargo. The post China accuses U.S. of fueling Haiti’s crisis with failed arms embargo appeared first on The Haitian Times.
In Fonds-Verrettes, students plant trees for tuition—reforesting Haiti’s hillsides while reshaping their future. The post Inside Haiti’s biodiversity: Soil types reveal a vast treasure buried in plain sight appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Montréal’s Haitian immigrant community mobilizes to support fellow Haitians as thousands set to leave the U.S. and seek asylum in Canada amid fear of mass deportation under the Trump administration’s policy changes. The post Canada’s Haitian diaspora prepares to welcome new wave of asylum seekers appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Schoolchildren in Fonds-Verrettes plant 300 trees yearly in exchange for tuition, reforesting Haiti one seedling at a time. The post Inside Haiti’s biodiversity: Seeds of education planted in Fonds-Verettes reforestation appeared first on The Haitian Times.
The recent killing of three soldiers in Kenscoff underscores the intensifying gang campaign to seize control of the once-peaceful commune near Port-au-Prince. The post Gangs kill 3 soldiers in Kenscoff ambush, exposing Haiti’s faltering counteroffensive appeared first on The Haitian Times.
