Haiti police graduate 1200 recruits, hours before 3 officers slain
The graduation ceremony held on May 29 came just hours before three police officers and a civilian w…
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Haitians switch soccer allegiances from Brazil as Grenadiers end World Cup drought
Haiti’s World Cup return has fans rallying behind the Grenadiers, even as hardship and violence cont…
5 things Haiti needs to do in friendlies to be better prepared for World Cup | Analysis
Haiti’s two last preparation matches will help determine whether recent additions to the squad are r…
France repeals slavery-era Black Code, with tears and history in the chamber
France has repealed the Code Noir — the slave law that once governed Saint-Domingue. For Haitians, t…
How one Haitian mom’s journey put son on path to become NYC’s Health Commissioner
“Growing up was, if there was ever something that I felt like I couldn't do, my mom would say, ‘You …
Haiti’s World Cup participation welcomes a myriad of fashion choices
Seven Haitian designers have created their own versions of the Haiti soccer jersey ahead of the coun…
Haitian women’s groups use Mother’s Day to demand protection for victims of gang violence
Activists stressed that women and children, who make up more than half of Haiti’s 1.4 million intern…
Mayor Mamdani names Haitian American Edwin Raymond as New York City sheriff
Haitian American former NYPD lieutenant Edwin Raymond, known nationally for challenging policing pra…
Travelers hope for better customer service to Haiti as Zed Airlines arrives on market
With its inaugural Miami-to-Cap-Haïtien route up and running, Zed plans to begin flying to Montreal …
Haiti-based player Pierre expected to join World Cup camp despite US travel ban, federation says
Haitian soccer federation said Pierre’s visa process is expected to be finalized shortly after secur…