Category: Haiti News
Millions of Americans who depend on federal food assistance could lose access to benefits as early as next month if Congress fails to resolve the ongoing government shutdown, according to…
Overview: At a UN Security Council meeting, officials warned Haiti’s transitional council that the clock is ticking to restore order and hold elections by February 2026. With no vote date…
Overview: A new $90,000 project aims to protect Haiti’s endangered Haut-Fourneau mangrove in Port-de-Paix, preserving biodiversity and boosting eco-tourism with local and international support. PORT-DE-PAIX — In an effort to…
Overview: Tropical Storm Melissa brought heavy rain and flood warnings to Haiti and the Dominican Republic Wednesday. A hurricane watch is in effect for southern Haiti, and the storm is…
Overview: The Haitian Times received national recognition for its fearless reporting during the 2024 U.S. presidential election, earning the Maria Ressa Prize for Courage in Local or Independent Journalism from…
Overview: Two Haitian tech organizations are launching the first Ayiti AI Hackathon, from November 28 to 30, to train and connect young innovators using artificial intelligence to create local solutions…
Overview: After The Haitian Times reported on Sept. 16 about Emmerson Philippe and his wife Michelle Lake-Philippe’s appeals to Haitian officials for passports for their two adopted children trapped in…
Overview: Haitian American elected officials and organizers are rallying behind NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani, citing his inclusive policies and community outreach. At a recent Zoom meeting, leaders discussed strategies…