News Haiti: ‘Back to zero’ — Former Atlanta DJ recounts life after deportation to Haiti
Deported DJ, 31-year-old Duckenson Calixte—known as DJ Lucky—talks about the mental, financial and social struggles of rebuilding his life back in Haiti. Calixte, whose career was well-built in Atlanta, Georgia, was deported nine months ago to a country he left at age 16.
News Haiti: Some turn to small savings groups for business credit as alternative to Haiti’s banks
In Port-au-Prince, AVÈK savings groups provide members with small loans from collective funds to support businesses and income-generating activities, offering an alternative to banks.
News Haiti: iciHaiti - Brazil : Strengthening cooperation in the agricultural sector
On Friday, March 20, 2026, Agronomist Marcelin Aubourg, Minister of Agriculture, received the Ambassador of Brazil to Haiti, Luis Guilherme Da ...
News Haiti: iciHaiti - Agriculture : Presentation of sectoral priorities to the FAO
On March 17, Marcelin Aubourg, the new Minister of Agriculture had his first meeting with Pierre Vauthier, Representative of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) in ...
News Haiti: Haiti earthquake: 6 things to know about Les Cayes
LES CAYES, Haiti — The city of Les Cayes, which is at the epicenter of the powerful 7.2 magnitude earthquake that rocked Haiti, has a long, storied and tragic history. While Saturday’s earthquake was ...
News Haiti: Hot Topics in International Trade - February 2026 - Renewal of Haiti HOPE/HELP and AGOA Trade Preferences Up to Senate
In its usual fashion, Congress has allowed the tariff preferences for Haiti under the United States-Caribbean Basin Trade Partnership Act (CBTPA)and...
News Haiti: Haitian Development Network Foundation Calls for Immediate Global Action to Implement Article 32-7 of Haiti's Constitution
Orem, Utah--(Newsfile Corp. - January 21, 2026) - The Haitian Development Network (HDN) Foundation today issued an urgent call for coordinated global action to accelerate the implementation of Article 32-7 of Haiti's Constitution, a long-standing mandate aimed at expanding equitable access to education, vocational training, and technical development across the country.Figure 1- HDN Foundation LogoTo view an enhanced version of this graphic, please...
News Haiti: Haiti’s Rising Gang Violence and Sharp Decline in Agricultural Productivity will Push Hunger and Poverty to Unprecedented Extremes in 2025
The crisis of gang violence in Haiti has reached a critical point, devastating food security and disrupting supply chain, according to new analysis from Mercy Corps. Gangs now control key regions and ...
News Haiti: UNODC Acting Executive Director’s Remarks UN Security Council Briefing on the Situation in Haiti
Thank you for the opportunity to brief the Council on behalf of UNODC on the situation in Haiti, pursuant to resolutions 2692, 2743, and 2785 of the Security Council.
News Haiti: Haiti Journal- State of Agriculture in Haiti
According to the CIA World Factbook, 2/5 of Haitians depend on the agricultural sector. According to the CIA World Factbook, two-fifths of the Haitian population depend on the agricultural sector, ...
News Haiti: Why JPMorgan says bitcoin could rocket to $170,000 in the coming months
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News Haiti: Difficulties In Rebuilding Haiti's Economy
Haiti barely had a functioning economy even before last month's deadly earthquake. Almost entirely dependent on a small textile industry and remittances from Haitian exiles, it was also captive to the often-clashing interests of multinational development banks and aid agencies.
News Haiti: Why is Haiti’s economy inferior to its neighbor’s?
(Tribune News Service) — As Haiti continues its descent into chaos, the Dominican Republic continues to prosper. The two countries share the island of Hispaniola and a lot of history, and yet the ...
News Haiti: Violence is battering Haiti’s fragile economy and causing food and water shortages
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — Rotting fruit, withered vegetables, empty water jugs and spent gas canisters now stock the stores and stands that serve Haiti’s poor — a consequence of the unrelenting gang attacks that have paralyzed the country for more than a week and left it with dwindling supplies of basic goods. The terrifying violence as anti-government gangs […]
News Haiti: Why is Haiti’s economy so much worse than its neighbor’s?
As Haiti continues its descent into chaos, the Dominican Republic continues to prosper. The two countries share the island of Hispaniola and a lot of history, and yet the Dominican Republic now stands ...
News Haiti: Thriving black markets in Haiti aid
International efforts to help Haiti recover are still gaining pace as the World Food Programme distributes about 680 tonnes of food each day. But aid agencies believe that 10 per cent of the donations ...
News Haiti: Haiti’s Rural Gangs Threaten Food Production as Hunger Crisis Looms
Farmers work the land in Haiti's Artibonite department. Rural gangs have clashed with police in Haiti’s primary agricultural region in the latest sign of criminal violence disrupting food production ...
News Haiti: Haiti’s Unrest Takes Economic Toll
Protests rocking Haiti threaten to make a bad economic situation worse. Haitian soldier in riot gear stands in front of crowd asking for peace and development. Haiti continues to lose investor favor ...
