Dev Expo returns with AI focus as Haiti’s tech community grows
This edition is also the most ambitious yet. Organizers are holding activities across Haiti's 10 dep…
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Hotel industry scores a win for workers who welcome the world — and why it matters for Haitian New Yorkers
A new eight-year labor agreement between New York City's hotel industry and union workers promises h…
What to know about the 16 stadiums hosting 2026 World Cup matches
Matches for the 2026 World Cup will take place at 16 stadiums across North America, with Haiti sched…
Haiti book fair ‘Livres en Folie’ honors René Depestre, draws generations of readers
Despite Haiti’s ongoing security and economic challenges, the festival attracted children, students,…
Haiti women’s national soccer team rallies back for 2-1 win over New Zealand in friendly
The 2–1 win over New Zealand was the match in which the players showed they have started to adapt to…
The party is over, but Haiti learned important lesson from World Cup warmup loss | ANALYSIS
Les Grenadiers were less than 10 minutes away from a second straight victory before Peru scored twic…
Fort-Liberté residents demand action as new landfill remains closed
Every day, garbage trucks from Fort-Liberté, Ouanaminthe and Ferrier communes unload waste near the …
Senate approves $70 billion immigration enforcement funding bill
The Senate approved a $70 billion immigration enforcement funding bill after rejecting efforts to pe…
Maternal health support organization expands services to Long Island and New Jersey
Community First Equity announced its continued expansion from Brooklyn into Long Island and New Jers…
‘Stronger Together’ Haitian celebration brings needed relief, hope to Ohio community
Columbus celebrates Haitian Heritage Month with a night honoring leadership, resilience and communit…