News Haiti Sud-Est (Jacmel): Haiti police identify new suspects in President Jovenel Moïse’s assassination
Authorities in Haiti have identified new suspects in the July 2021 killing of President Jovenel Moïse, including a pastor and a well-known gang leader. Police spokesman Garry Desrosiers said in ...
News Haiti Sud-Est (Jacmel): Dynamics of cholera in Haiti
THE United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 6 (SDG6) outlines that access to safe water and good sanitation should be a reality for all by the year 2030. However, with only seven years left, t...
News Haiti Sud-Est (Jacmel): Haiti police pursue new suspects in presidential slaying
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) — Authorities in Haiti have identified new suspects in the July 2021 killing of President Jovenel Moïse, including a pastor and a well-known gang leader. Police ...
News Haiti Sud-Est (Jacmel): Haiti spinning out of control on every metric from gangs to kidnappings, migration to murder
Haitian musician Jean Jean-Pierre says most people he knows who live in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, avoid leaving their homes unless they need food or other essential supplies. The reason?
News Haiti Sud-Est (Jacmel): U.S. Charges Four in Connection With the Assassination of Haiti’s President
Whether other powerful business and political figures in Haiti — including some senior officials in the current government — conspired in the plot remains a central question in the case.
News Haiti Sud-Est (Jacmel): Haiti’s sexual violence survivors demand justice
Fanm Deside, a women’s rights group based in Jacmel in southern Haiti, also said in its year-end report that it provided support to 508 victims of violence in 2022, including 39 rape survivors ...
News Haiti Sud-Est (Jacmel): Haiti receives first shipments of cholera vaccines: WHO
Haiti has received more than 1 million doses of oral cholera vaccines as it battles a worsening cholera outbreak that has been particularly deadly for children, the World Health Organization said on Tuesday. Cholera reemerged in the Caribbean island nation in early October after around three years without reported cases, and so far 280 people have died. The health crisis has come amid shortages of food and clean drinking water triggered by a gang blockade of its main fuel port.
News Haiti Sud-Est (Jacmel): ‘No one will protect us’: how Haiti has become deadly for journalists
Many, such as Roberson Alphonse, have escaped attempts on their lives. An editor at Haiti’s longest-running newspaper Le Nouvelliste, Alphonse was shot in both arms when his car was sprayed with ...
News Haiti Sud-Est (Jacmel): Haiti faces famine – but its troubles are rooted in a brutal colonial past
What can be done to fix Haiti? “Toussaint was a mighty man and to make matters worse he was black / Black and back in the days when black men knew their place was in the back / But this rebel he ...
News Haiti Sud-Est (Jacmel): The world needs to let Haiti write its own story
The history of Haiti is a cautionary tale about the damage wrought by colonialism and foreign intervention. Will the West heed what Haitians are saying, amid yet more crises and yet more calls from the international community for countries like Canada to get involved?
News Haiti Sud-Est (Jacmel): Commentary: What Haiti needs is respect and democracy
The recent editorial by Bloomberg Opinion (“Another View: Sending troops to Haiti would make things worse,” Nov. 15) was well-intentioned but ill-informed. By refusing to recognize Haitians ...
News Haiti Sud-Est (Jacmel): At least 12 killed as gangs battle for control around Haiti's capital
Port-au-Prince, Haiti - More than 12 people were slain and numerous homes set on fire in a community near Haiti's capital as gangs fight to control more territory, a mayor told The Associated ...
