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Haiti’s ID office says 6.3M Haitians now hold voter cards, covering about 85% of the electorate, but elections remain stalled by violence and displacement. The post Haiti registers a whopping 6M voters amid mass displacements, officials say appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Some said the massacre was apparently triggered by the killing of a gang leader in Cabaret— an affiliate of the Viv Ansanm coalition—known as Vladimir. In retaliation, the gang set Labodrie on fire and is now trying to attack nearby Arcahaïe town and surrounding communities, with police and a local vigilante group trying to hold them back. The post Over 40 killed as gangs spread terror in Haiti’s Arcahaïe district fishing community appeared first on The Haitian Times.
For The Kids hosted its third summer camp in Port-au-Prince, offering children a rare moment of joyful recreation and learning amid Haiti’s insecurity. Since the recent escalation of violence, over 700,000 children have been displaced from their homes, and about 243,000 of them forced to leave school and lose access to daily meals. The post Haitian children in Port-au-Prince enjoy rare moment of recreation and learning at summer camp escape appeared first on The Haitian Times.
The death of seminarian Rodny Boussicot has renewed attention to Haiti’s fragile mental health system, which has nearly collapsed under the strain of violence, poverty, and displacement. His passing comes amid high-profile kidnappings targeting Catholic institutions, deepening the Church’s grief and the nation’s sense of crisis. The post Seminarian’s suicide troubles Haiti’s Catholic Church, exposes toll of overlapping crises appeared first on The Haitian Times.
In a city disrupted by violence and uncertainty, musicians and organizers reclaim joy, space and connection through songs and musical instruments during the Fête de la Musique. The post Fête de la Musique showcases Haiti’s full musical spectrum in Port-au-Prince appeared first on The Haitian Times.
The Katizana initiative currently faces shortages of funding, exhibition venues and promotion for inmate-created artwork. Challenges that have worsened due to the insecurity that destroyed some of the organization’s workshops inside Haiti’s prisons. Serving as a vital lifeline to meet prisoners’ basic needs and sustain their hope for freedom, the initiative is preparing to offer inmates training sessions, hot meals and hygiene kits between August and December, despite ongoing violence that limits movement and sales of its creative works. The […]
With gang violence spreading and trust in public institutions declining, Haiti’s electoral council faces mounting pressure to deliver a referendum ahead of general elections—without a clear timeline or security guarantees. The post Amid deepening distrust, Haiti’s electoral council stalls on referendum and election plans appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Petro’s second Haiti trip within just seven months revives speculation over freeing Colombians tied to President Moïse's assassination amid court order delays. A visit initially scheduled for 48 hours was suddenly cut short, with no press briefing or ceremony, leaving Port-au-Prince to question possible motives. The post Gustavo Petro’s Haiti follow-up visit sparks suspicion amid Moïse assassination inquiry 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.
