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Agriculture & Environment

Port-de-Paix residents struggle with severe flooding amidst lack of government support

Residents have expressed frustration over the lack of support from local authorities as they contend with flooded homes and streets obstructed by mud and debris, disrupting their daily lives. The post Port-de-Paix residents struggle with severe flooding amidst lack of government support appeared first on The Haitian Times. Port-de-Paix residents struggle with severe flooding amidst lack of government support was first posted on September 17, 2024 at 3:04 pm.

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Crime & Justice

Investigation of northwest police’s alleged involvement in drug scandal remains opaque

The scandal erupted in mid-August when authorities discovered 130 kilograms of cocaine linked to the Northwest department, specifically in coastal areas between Saint-Louis du Nord and Port-de-Paix. The post Investigation of northwest police’s alleged involvement in drug scandal remains opaque appeared first on The Haitian Times. Investigation of northwest police’s alleged involvement in drug scandal remains opaque was first posted on September 11, 2024 at 8:54 am.

2024-09-11 5

Haiti

Struggling for every drop: The water crisis in Port-de-Paix

Port-de-Paix, the main communal section in the northwest regions, is surrounded by abundant natural water resources, including rivers such as Trois-Rivières, Rivière-des-Barres, Rivière des Nègres, Rivière Lakay, and springs such as Source Zabette, Source Moreau, and Source Cacao. Despite this natural richness, residents in the city, like those in most communal sections, are constantly struggling with access to portable water. The post Struggling for every drop: The water crisis in Port-de-Paix appeared first on The Haitian Times. Struggling for every […]

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Haiti’s northwest mythical coast Anse-à-Foleur to celebrate 140 years

With a population of about 35,000 people, most of Anse-à-Foleur’s three communal sections — Bas de Saint-Anne, Mayance, and Côtes-de-Fer — are in coastal areas with fresh climates, including two main rivers, six springs, two ponds and two lagoons. Despite its relatively low level of development, some consider Anse-à-Foleur a place of great potential for Haiti. The post Haiti’s northwest mythical coast Anse-à-Foleur to celebrate 140 years appeared first on The Haitian Times. Haiti’s northwest mythical coast Anse-à-Foleur to celebrate […]

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Education

Haiti crises did not disrupt schools in the northwest regions

Most students in Port-au-Prince and its surrounding areas, who are struck by sociopolitical turbulence and gang violence, are still struggling to complete the school year. The post Haiti crises did not disrupt schools in the northwest regions appeared first on The Haitian Times. Haiti crises did not disrupt schools in the northwest regions was first posted on July 5, 2024 at 8:51 am.

2024-07-05 6

Economy

Outdoor markets in Haiti’s northwest may soon get public health-inspired facelifts

Authorities in Port-de-Paix, Haiti, may soon reorganize and regulate the region’s marketplaces to protect the public’s health and possibly increase tax revenue. The post Outdoor markets in Haiti’s northwest may soon get public health-inspired facelifts appeared first on The Haitian Times. Outdoor markets in Haiti’s northwest may soon get public health-inspired facelifts was first posted on June 28, 2024 at 9:58 am.

2024-06-28 5

Anse-à-Foleur-Latortue

In Haiti’s northwest, residents seek own power sources, demand lights after years of blackouts

Despite the dire situation, the Northwest region has natural energy resources, such as tidal turbines, that could supply its electricity. The Trois Rivières and Rivière-des-barres hold significant, untapped hydroelectric capacity. The post In Haiti’s northwest, residents seek own power sources, demand lights after years of blackouts appeared first on The Haitian Times. In Haiti’s northwest, residents seek own power sources, demand lights after years of blackouts was first posted on June 21, 2024 at 9:18 am.

2024-06-21 6

Basen Ble

Over 4,300 families affected by tornado in northwestern Haiti’s Bassin-Bleu, official reports

Although the powerful tornado caused no fatalities, it left 51 individuals critically injured, hundreds homeless and numerous homes excessively damaged or completely destroyed. The post Over 4,300 families affected by tornado in northwestern Haiti’s Bassin-Bleu, official reports appeared first on The Haitian Times. Over 4,300 families affected by tornado in northwestern Haiti’s Bassin-Bleu, official reports was first posted on May 31, 2024 at 9:31 am.

2024-05-31 6

Haiti

Devastating tornado ravages Haïti’s Bassin-Bleu, destroying over 100 homes and injuring many

The hardest-hit area, La Source, a locality part of the La Plate communal section, saw significant damage, with many displaced families from Ti Boukan, already fleeing gang violence, now facing new hardships. The town Mayor, Antony Manigat, has called for urgent help, particularly for the overwhelmed Hospital Bon Samaritain, and for basic necessities for the displaced victims. The post Devastating tornado ravages Haïti’s Bassin-Bleu, destroying over 100 homes and injuring many appeared first on The Haitian Times. Devastating tornado ravages […]

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