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Despite insecurity, Haiti’s first Women’s Entrepreneurship Fair drew 70 vendors and big crowds for handmade goods, cosmetics, spices and local food. The post Haiti’s women drive economic revival at HAIFEX entrepreneurship fair appeared first on The Haitian Times.
In a moment marked by uncertainty, Livre en folie once again demonstrated that literature stands as both a form of resistance and a platform for exchange, delivering a powerful edition that echoed Haitians’ profound desire for vitality and the freedom to move without constraint. The post Haitians pack Livres en Folie as PM vows security, again appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Nearly 100 young creators transformed the municipal courtyard in Delmas into a living gallery of hope. At the 5th edition of Expo Jeunes, artisans showcased handcrafted fashion, food, and art—turning craft into quiet defiance. Their work sent a clear message: creativity is resistance, and resilience is woven into every thread, brushstroke, and dish served. The post Haitian entrepreneurs fuse style, culture and social impact appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Among Vallières’ most remarkable but overlooked treasures is Fort Salnave. Perched on Mornes Nicolo, the fort offers panoramic views of northern and central Haiti—even stretching to the Atlantic coast. Built between 1867 and 1869 under the presidency of Sylvain Salnave, the fort was designed to help defend Haiti’s independence and sovereignty in the face of external threats. The post Hidden in Haiti’s mountains, Vallières pushes for a tourism-fueled revival appeared first on The Haitian Times.
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.
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.
The initiative called “Bay lanmou, resevwa lanmou,” Creole for “Give love, receive love,” has repeatedly organized similar events, each time on a special occasion, restoring a sense of dignity to displaced women—once homeowners, tenants or merchants—now living in precarious conditions across multiple camps in the Haitian capital. The post Women displaced by gang violence receive beauty care for Haitian Mother’s Day | PHOTOS appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Jacmel and Fort-Liberté celebrated Haitian Flag Day with parades, performances and community pride under the theme “One flag, one people, one Nation.” The post Jacmel and Fort-Liberté mark Flag Day with patriotic parades, cultural showcases and civic pride| PHOTOS appeared first on The Haitian Times.
As heavy rains and storms sweep Haiti, thousands displaced by gang violence in Port-au-Prince endure sleepless nights as floodwaters overwhelm their fragile shelters. The post Sleepless weekend for thousands as heavy rains flood Port-au-Prince displacement camp appeared first on The Haitian Times. Sleepless weekend for thousands as heavy rains flood Port-au-Prince displacement camp was first posted on April 14, 2025 at 1:09 pm.
