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Maulik Radia: “Effective Border Management Makes It Possible to Address Several Key Challenges”

Maulik Radia: “Effective Border Management Makes It Possible to Address Several Key Challenges”

The president of the Association des industries d’Haïti (ADIH), Maulik Radia, interviewed by Le Nouvelliste, discussed the key challenges of effective border management. He responds to Le Nouvelliste’s questions in a context marked by a contract project approved by the government with a consortium of international firms to help strengthen security at the country’s borders and enhance the capacity of customs to collect revenues and combat smuggling, and on the eve of an agreement between the government and employers’ associations, including the ADIH, on facilitating processes that support national production, with a particular focus on customs operations.

PNH Steps Up Offensive, Targets Jimmy Chérizier’s Stronghold

PNH Steps Up Offensive, Targets Jimmy Chérizier’s Stronghold

The offensive by the Haitian National Police (PNH) in neighborhoods controlled by criminal groups continues.

What Will Happen on February 7, 2026?

What Will Happen on February 7, 2026?

These days, there is a sense of excitement in the air.

Bishop Pierre-André Dumas Steps Back from Political Mediation Efforts

Bishop Pierre-André Dumas Steps Back from Political Mediation Efforts

Amid criticism and a positive reception, the announcement by Monseigneur Pierre-André Dumas indicating that he accepted to play the role of mediator among Haitian stakeholders to find an alternative to the CPT became the political diversion of recent days.

After the Armored Vehicles, a Vacuum? The Mistake Haiti Must Avoid in Bel-Air

After the Armored Vehicles, a Vacuum? The Mistake Haiti Must Avoid in Bel-Air

“The Mexican Syndrome” Is Lurking: Why the Atomization of Gangs Is Worse Than Their Concentration If the State Does Not Build Peace

United States Suspends Immigrant Visa Processing for 75 Countries

United States Suspends Immigrant Visa Processing for 75 Countries

The United States announced on Wednesday the freezing of all visa procedures for 75 countries, as part of the immigration crackdown launched by Donald Trump since his return to power.

Education Reform: MENFP Launches Preparatory Workshops Ahead of National Conference

Education Reform: MENFP Launches Preparatory Workshops Ahead of National Conference

The Ministry of National Education and Vocational Training (MENFP) launched, this Wednesday, the preparatory workshops for the National Conference on the refounding of Haiti’s education system.

Royal Caribbean Extends Suspension of Labadie Stops Through End of 2026

Royal Caribbean Extends Suspension of Labadie Stops Through End of 2026

Royal Caribbean has canceled additional port calls scheduled at Labadee, its private destination in Haiti, through the end of 2026 for security reasons, according to an article published on the Royal Caribbean blog on Monday, January 12, 2026.

Haiti Joins Convention to Safeguard Cultural Heritage During Armed Conflicts

Haiti Joins Convention to Safeguard Cultural Heritage During Armed Conflicts

In a decree dated April 29, 2025, the President of the Transitional Presidential Council (CPT), Fritz Alphonse Jean, announced the instrument of acceptance and accession of Haiti to the Convention for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict, including its implementing regulations and two protocols. By acceding to this convention, for which UNESCO is the depositary, the country commits to protect, safeguard, and respect cultural property in times of armed conflict.

Former Haitian Prime Minister Rosny Smarth Passes Away

Former Haitian Prime Minister Rosny Smarth Passes Away

Agronomist Rosny Smarth, a former Prime Minister of Haiti, passed away on Wednesday, January 15, 2025, in Port-au-Prince.

Justice Minister Enforces Protective Measures Against Sanctioned Individuals

Justice Minister Enforces Protective Measures Against Sanctioned Individuals

In a letter addressed to the Government Commissioner at the Court of First Instance of Port-au-Prince, Frantz Monclair, dated Monday, May 12, 2025, the Minister of Justice and Public Security (MJSP), Patrick Pélissier, issued clear directives aimed at implementing precautionary measures against Haitian citizens targeted by United Nations and foreign sanctions.

President Leslie Voltaire Visits France to Bolster Franco-Haitian Relations

President Leslie Voltaire Visits France to Bolster Franco-Haitian Relations

The President of the Transitional Presidential Council (CPT), Leslie Voltaire, as part of his official visit to Europe, which began on January 23, 2025, arrived in France this Tuesday, January 28, for a 48-hour stay.

$4.1 Billion in Unrequited Transfers Recorded in 2024

$4.1 Billion in Unrequited Transfers Recorded in 2024

For the year 2024, remittance inflows to Haiti surpassed the $4 billion mark, revealed the governor of the Bank of the Republic of Haiti (BRH), Ronald Gabriel, during his participation in the program Grands rendez-vous économiques on January 2, 2025.

UEH Sees Spike in Registrations, But Accommodation Challenges Persist

UEH Sees Spike in Registrations, But Accommodation Challenges Persist

The State University of Haiti (UEH) has seen an increase in enrollments compared to the previous year. As some UEH entities await their entrance exams, the number of enrollments as of December 5, 2024, stands at 26,691, marking a 93% increase compared to the 2023-2024 academic year.

Two Videos Offer a Glimpse into the Quirky World of Certain Political Leaders

Two Videos Offer a Glimpse into the Quirky World of Certain Political Leaders

Two short videos, one from Cap Viral News and another, unmarked, went viral on social media on Thursday, May 8, 2025.

Armed Group Seizes Malpasse Customs Post, Forces Out Officers and Hijacks Goods

Armed Group Seizes Malpasse Customs Post, Forces Out Officers and Hijacks Goods

The Malpasse customs post is under the control of heavily armed individuals who stormed the premises last Friday, a source close to the General Customs Administration (AGD) told Le Nouvelliste on Monday, May 26, 2025.

Gangs Shut Down the Varreux Terminal Once More

Gangs Shut Down the Varreux Terminal Once More

The Varreux oil terminal was not operational on Tuesday, January 21, 2025, Le Nouvelliste has learned.

U.S. Court Sentences 400 Mawozo's Joly Germine, aka Yonyon, to 35 Years in Prison

U.S. Court Sentences 400 Mawozo's Joly Germine, aka Yonyon, to 35 Years in Prison

Joly Germine, 32 years old, originally from Croix-des-Bouquets, was found guilty on Saturday, May 17, 2025, by a federal jury in the District of Columbia for his role in orchestrating the hostage-taking of 16 American citizens, including five children, in 2021.

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