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Ralph Delly, beloved Haitian Times columnist and towering figure in the Haitian music industry, dies at 61
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Ralph Delly, beloved Haitian Times columnist and towering figure in the Haitian music industry, dies at 61

Jean Ralph Delly, The Haitian Times' beloved columnist and a towering figure in Haitian music journalism, passed away at age 61. The post Ralph Delly, beloved Haitian Times columnist and towering figure in the Haitian music industry, dies at 61 appeared first on The Haitian Times. Ralph Delly, beloved Haitian Times columnist and towering figure in the Haitian music industry, dies at 61 was first posted on October 7, 2024 at 12:27 pm.

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Pras Michel files lawsuit against Lauryn Hill, claims financial exploitation during 2023 Fugees tour
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Pras Michel files lawsuit against Lauryn Hill, claims financial exploitation during 2023 Fugees tour

Pras Michel, co-founder of The Fugees, has filed a lawsuit accusing Lauryn Hill of financial misconduct during the group's 2023 reunion tour. The lawsuit claims Hill exploited Michel's legal vulnerabilities and misrepresented financial details of the tour. The post Pras Michel files lawsuit against Lauryn Hill, claims financial exploitation during 2023 Fugees tour appeared first on The Haitian Times. Pras Michel files lawsuit against Lauryn Hill, claims financial exploitation during 2023 Fugees tour was first posted on October 1, 2024 […]

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Haitian artists lead festival to support Oanaminthe farmers
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Haitian artists lead festival to support Oanaminthe farmers

The "Festi-Kanal" event not only celebrated the Ouanaminthe Canal's first anniversary but also reaffirmed the community's commitment to ensuring its long-term success. This celebration of culture, unity, and hope promises to leave a lasting impact on the people of Ouanaminthe and the surrounding region. The post Haitian artists lead festival to support Oanaminthe farmers appeared first on The Haitian Times. Haitian artists lead festival to support Oanaminthe farmers was first posted on September 5, 2024 at 1:30 pm.

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Judge denies retrial bid for Fugees rapper Pras Michel in political conspiracy case
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Judge denies retrial bid for Fugees rapper Pras Michel in political conspiracy case

A federal judge has rejected Pras Michel’s bid for a new trial, finding that alleged errors, including his lawyer's use of AI, did not amount to a miscarriage of justice. The post Judge denies retrial bid for Fugees rapper Pras Michel in political conspiracy case appeared first on The Haitian Times. Judge denies retrial bid for Fugees rapper Pras Michel in political conspiracy case was first posted on September 4, 2024 at 8:38 am.

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Haitian singer Dumé found in woods with cord around his neck
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Haitian singer Dumé found in woods with cord around his neck

Dumé spoke in a shallow voice, appearing slimmer, frail, and extremely tired compared to before he went missing. According to Rigolo, the singer did not eat, shower, or brush his teeth during the five days he disappeared. The post Haitian singer Dumé found in woods with cord around his neck appeared first on The Haitian Times. Haitian singer Dumé found in woods with cord around his neck was first posted on September 2, 2024 at 8:15 am.

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Singer Clifford Dumé still missing, was not deported to Haiti, close friend says
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Singer Clifford Dumé still missing, was not deported to Haiti, close friend says

Wadson Dumé, the younger brother of the Haitian singer, reported that the rising star went missing on the morning of Aug. 25 after leaving home to purchase a soda from a nearby store in Santo Domingo, the capital of the Dominican Republic. He was without his phone and dressed in pajamas at the time. The post Singer Clifford Dumé still missing, was not deported to Haiti, close friend says appeared first on The Haitian Times. Singer Clifford Dumé still missing, […]

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Rara bands electrify The Boulevard during Cap-Haïtien’s month-long anniversary celebration | PHOTOS
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Rara bands electrify The Boulevard during Cap-Haïtien’s month-long anniversary celebration | PHOTOS

Rara Fest was part of Okap Flavors, a series of events organized by the media group Sakapfèt Okap for the month-long celebration of the city's anniversary. The post Rara bands electrify The Boulevard during Cap-Haïtien’s month-long anniversary celebration | PHOTOS appeared first on The Haitian Times. Rara bands electrify The Boulevard during Cap-Haïtien’s month-long anniversary celebration | PHOTOS was first posted on August 18, 2024 at 12:08 pm.

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Folk musician Brunache awarded during Haitian diaspora symposium in Brooklyn 
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Folk musician Brunache awarded during Haitian diaspora symposium in Brooklyn 

The two-day HDCA Symposium, organized by Theordore Fayette – a New Jersey-based Haitian TV personality – aimed to discuss the Haitian diaspora’s role in rebuilding Haiti’s economic and social infrastructure. The post Folk musician Brunache awarded during Haitian diaspora symposium in Brooklyn  appeared first on The Haitian Times. Folk musician Brunache awarded during Haitian diaspora symposium in Brooklyn  was first posted on August 15, 2024 at 12:00 pm.

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Group sees Michel Martelly at Labor Day parade a ‘hazard,’ wants him kept away
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Group sees Michel Martelly at Labor Day parade a ‘hazard,’ wants him kept away

A group of New York event organizers has started an online petition to keep former Haitian President Michel Martelly from the city’s storied West Indian American Day Carnival parade on Eastern Parkway, saying a “Sweet Micky” performance poses a safety risk. The post Group sees Michel Martelly at Labor Day parade a ‘hazard,’ wants him kept away appeared first on The Haitian Times. Group sees Michel Martelly at Labor Day parade a ‘hazard,’ wants him kept away was first posted […]

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