|


MSS Watch: Kenyan-Led Mission to Haiti

After multiple cancellations due to legal, funding and logistical challenges, the first contingent of the Kenya-led multinational security mission (MSS) landed in Port-au-Prince on June 25.

Haiti’s Prime Minister Garry Conille welcomed the arrival of the first Kenyan police officers and announced a robust strategy to liberate Haiti from gang control during a visit to the base of the Multinational Security Support (MSS) mission on Wednesday, June 26. Video by Arnold Junior Pierre for the Haitian Times.


Something went wrong. Please refresh the page and/or try again.


💡 Essential Reading

Haiti crises did not disrupt schools in the northwest regions

Sociopolitical instability and gang violence have prevented nearly 500,000 Haitian children from attending school, UNICEF reports, but in the Northwest Department, it’s summertime for students following the satisfying completion of a full academic year

Most students in Port-au-Prince and its surrounding areas, who are struck by sociopolitical turbulence and gang violence, are still struggling to complete the school year.

Diplomats at UN Security Council call for funding to support security in Haiti 

Gang-fueled insecurity has caused the displacement of 600,000 people, over 50% of job losses in the textile sector, and prevented 500,000 children from going to school, Haitian PM Conille says

Ambassador Thomas-Greenfield urged members to fund the deployment of the Kenya-led MSS mission for its success, specifying that her country would contribute $309 million. An estimated budget of $600 million is expected to fund the mission for a year.



“You Don’t Look Haitian”

Haitian American author discusses her inspiration, upbringing, and hopes for young readers in her new children’s book

A story that children from diverse backgrounds can relate to.

Discover Jean-Rabel, northwestern Haiti’s hidden gem for tourists

Yet, Jean-Rabel is mainly known for the odious massacre perpetrated on farmers in July 1987 by paramilitary groups and Tonton Macoutes acting upon alleged orders from local oligarchs

This overview delves into the essential facts, offering a comprehensive look at this fascinating yet remote commune.



Publice notices

Have an announcement or job you'd like to post? Email us at info@haitiantimes.com

We also publish wedding and baby announcements, obituaries, and more.


Upcoming Events



These stories are part of the Haitians in America series looking at Haitians and Haitian Americans across the United States. Financial support for this work is provided by the Ford Foundation.


HAITI NEWS

Ouanaminthe coach urges players to prioritize cleaner play

Ouanaminthe FC players will compete in the Concacaf Caribbean Cup in August, so they need to understand how to avoid dirty plays, new Coach Roudy Joseph says

For instance, Violette Athletic club amassed nine yellow and a red card in just four games in the 2022 Caribbean Club Championship.


Catch up on the latest gossip in the Haitian music and entertainment industry.

Something went wrong. Please refresh the page and/or try again.



DIASPORA NEWS