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Images du défilé du premier jour de carnaval aux Cayes, le dimanche 15 février 2026
Images du défilé du premier jour de carnaval aux Cayes, le dimanche 15 février 2026
Défilé d’un groupe de mascarade à l’occasion du dimanche gras, à Miragoâne.
Défilé d’un groupe de mascarade à l’occasion du dimanche gras, à Miragoâne.
1er jour gras à Fort-Liberté
1er jour gras à Fort-Liberté
Vèkèlè band aux Cayes, le dimanche 15 février 2026
Vèkèlè band aux Cayes, le dimanche 15 février 2026
Haiti Reaffirms Financial Commitment to the GSF

Haiti Reaffirms Financial Commitment to the GSF

The Haitian State still intends to allocate millions of dollars to participate in financing the Gang Suppression Force (GSF), whose first contingents are expected in Haiti on April 1, 2026, Le Nouvelliste has learned.

Fils-Aimé Holds Talks With CARICOM Eminent Persons Group Member Kenny Anthony

Fils-Aimé Holds Talks With CARICOM Eminent Persons Group Member Kenny Anthony

Haitian Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé met on February 25 with former Prime Minister of Saint Lucia Kenny Anthony, a member of CARICOM’s Group of Eminent Persons.

A Change of Course for Haiti’s Security Forces

A Change of Course for Haiti’s Security Forces

For several months now, slowly but surely, changes have been taking place in the international community’s understanding of Haiti’s security forces.

Authorities Hold Urgent Security Talks in Delmas After Kidnapping Surge

Authorities Hold Urgent Security Talks in Delmas After Kidnapping Surge

The Minister of Justice and Public Security (MJSP), Patrick Pélissier, serving as acting Prime Minister in the absence of the head of government, Alix Didier Fils-Aimé—who is attending the 50th Annual Meeting of Heads of Government of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM)—chaired “a high-level strategic meeting dedicated to strengthening national security, consolidating institutional stability, and mobilizing all the vital forces of the nation around unity and hope,” the Prime Minister’s Office announced.

At CARICOM, Marco Rubio Highlights Priority Issues for the Trump Administration

At CARICOM, Marco Rubio Highlights Priority Issues for the Trump Administration

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Serge Gabriel Colin Officially Takes Office as Economy and Finance Minister

Serge Gabriel Colin Officially Takes Office as Economy and Finance Minister

Serving as acting Prime Minister in the absence of the head of government, Alix Didier Fils-Aimé, the Minister of Justice and Public Security, Patrick Pélissier, proceeded with the installation of the new Minister of Economy and Finance, Serge Gabriel Colin, in his new duties.

Carnival 2025: Fort-Liberté to Host the Main Festivities

Carnival 2025: Fort-Liberté to Host the Main Festivities

Haiti’s national carnival is making its comeback in 2025. The announcement was made on January 18, 2025, by the Minister of Culture and Communication, Patrick Delatour, in an interview with Le Nouvelliste. This year, the event will take place in Fort-Liberté from March 2 to 4. Promoter Akinson Bélizaire, also known as Zagalo, shared details on January 17 during the Lekòl Lage program on Magik9, revealing the theme, "Haïti Debout" (Haiti Standing).

A Matter of Airplane

A Matter of Airplane

As is often the case when Haiti’s history takes a turn, there’s an airplane somewhere in the story.

They Visited Artisanat en Fête 2024

They Visited Artisanat en Fête 2024

Artisanat en fête is the largest fair for artisanal works, but it is also a parade of officials who come to meet artisans and acquire the products that attract them.

What Are the Costs of Traveling to the Great South?

What Are the Costs of Traveling to the Great South?

Tiburon, a coastal town located in Haiti's southern department, lies more than 200 kilometers from Port-au-Prince. Under normal circumstances, traveling to this town would take a day. However, in January 2025, James took over 24 hours to make the journey due to the travel conditions.

Fuel distribution persists at the Varreux terminal

Fuel distribution persists at the Varreux terminal

A total of 120 tanker trucks were loaded at the Varreux petroleum terminal on Friday, November 22, 2024, according to a tweet from the terminal.

Municipalities Out of the State’s Control

Municipalities Out of the State’s Control

It began in 2021, when an armed gang in the southern suburbs of Port-au-Prince caused a massive exodus of residents from the Martissant neighborhood. That year marked the first wave of what came to be called "the lost territories of the Republic" — areas where the state no longer holds any control. By 2024, the expanse of these lost territories had grown. From north to south, many areas now elude government control.

Air Transat Suspends Flights to Haiti Through January 15

Air Transat Suspends Flights to Haiti Through January 15

The airline Air Transat has canceled all flights to and from Haiti until January 15, 2025.

Gran Grif Gang's Carnage in Petite-Rivière de l’Artibonite

Gran Grif Gang's Carnage in Petite-Rivière de l’Artibonite

The Gran Grif gang of Savien orchestrated an attack against the residents of downtown Petite-Rivière de l’Artibonite during the night of December 10 to 11, 2024.

Customs Sets New Record with Over 13 Billion Gourdes Collected in December

Customs Sets New Record with Over 13 Billion Gourdes Collected in December

The Haitian Customs Administration continues to distinguish itself as a leading revenue-generating institution, setting new records for exceptional performance.

January 12, 15 Years Later, Another Disaster

January 12, 15 Years Later, Another Disaster

This January 12, 2025, marks 15 years since the devastating earthquake that ravaged Haiti, particularly the capital, Port-au-Prince, in 2010.

Tourism Minister John Herrick Dessources Visits Le Nouvelliste

Tourism Minister John Herrick Dessources Visits Le Nouvelliste

The new Minister of Tourism, John Herrick Dessources, paid a courtesy visit to the Le Nouvelliste newspaper on Tuesday, November 26, 2024.

The Top 100 Importers for 2023-2024

The Top 100 Importers for 2023-2024

The insecurity plaguing Port-au-Prince and major provincial cities has slowed economic activity and negatively impacted the operations of dozens of businesses, particularly in the critical import/export sector.

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