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Micheline Laudun Denis: 95 Years in Music!

Micheline Laudun Denis: 95 Years in Music!

Friends had the kindness to invite me to share in an exceptional moment: Micheline Laudun Denis, the internationally renowned Haitian pianist, was giving a brief private concert on the occasion of her 95th birthday — a celebration organized by her four children (two daughters and two sons), themselves artists, at her home in Santo Domingo.

Professor Evens Emmanuel Joins the New Governing Board of the AUF

Professor Evens Emmanuel Joins the New Governing Board of the AUF

Professor Evens Emmanuel has been elected as the university representative to the new Board of Directors of the Agence Universitaire de la Francophonie (AUF).

Southern Haiti Finally Connected to the Rest of the World

Southern Haiti Finally Connected to the Rest of the World

Finally, the Greater South emerges from isolation with the landing of the first official flight of an IBC Airways aircraft, the N29 IBC, at Antoine Simon International Airport in Les Cayes, carrying 30 passengers from Miami, Florida. This event marks the end of a long period of isolation for the departments of the South, Grand’Anse, Nippes, and the Southeast from the rest of the world since the closure of Port-au-Prince’s Toussaint Louverture International Airport.

U17 World Cup: End of the Road for the Grenadiers in Qatar

U17 World Cup: End of the Road for the Grenadiers in Qatar

The Haitian U-17 national team ended the group stage of the World Cup with a 2–4 defeat against Venezuela on November 10 in Doha.

Laurent Saint-Cyr Attends 49th CARICOM Conference as Haiti’s Delegate

Laurent Saint-Cyr Attends 49th CARICOM Conference as Haiti’s Delegate

Presidential advisor Laurent Saint-Cyr took part, from July 6 to 8, 2025, in the 49th Regular Meeting of Heads of State and Government of CARICOM.

U.S. Judge Reinstates February 2026 Deadline for TPS

U.S. Judge Reinstates February 2026 Deadline for TPS

Federal Judge Brian M.

MEF Reviews Haiti’s Public Finances for the First Semester of 2024–2025

MEF Reviews Haiti’s Public Finances for the First Semester of 2024–2025

The Ministry of Economy and Finance published a summary note on the state of public finances as of April 30, 2025, according to Le Nouvelliste on Monday, June 4, 2024.

Université Lumière Prepares for the 8th Edition of Its Scientific Days

Université Lumière Prepares for the 8th Edition of Its Scientific Days

The Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences (FMSS) of Lumière University (ULUM) is preparing to hold the eighth edition of its annual Scientific Days on July 18, 25, and 27. Speaking on Panel Magik on July 16, 2025, the external coordinator of the event, Phalone Bethsaïda Pierre, provided details about this activity, which this year will be organized against a backdrop of displacement crises and ongoing insecurity.

Biden Program’s Termination Leaves Thousands in Legal Limbo

Biden Program’s Termination Leaves Thousands in Legal Limbo

As the Trump administration continues to undermine the foundations of humanitarian law in the United States, beneficiaries of the CHNV programs and their families are living in total uncertainty after the Supreme Court allowed Donald Trump's administration to revoke their status. For them, the hope of living the American dream now seems suspended—or even shattered—while they wait for justice, or a political shift, to restore their hope.

Cap-Haïtien Gears Up for the 222nd Haitian Flag Anniversary Celebration

Cap-Haïtien Gears Up for the 222nd Haitian Flag Anniversary Celebration

As May 18, 2025, approaches, the city of Cap-Haïtien transforms into the epicenter of Haitian patriotism. Under the theme "One Flag, One People, One Nation," the government has chosen this historic city to host the official festivities marking the 222nd anniversary of the national bicolor. Parades, marching bands, conferences, and government presences promise a major celebration infused with memory, culture, and national unity.

Turks and Caicos Halt New Work Permits and Visas for Haitians

Turks and Caicos Halt New Work Permits and Visas for Haitians

The government of the Turks and Caicos Islands has “approved the immediate implementation of a six-month moratorium on the issuance of first-time work permits and visas to Haitian nationals,” according to a statement released following the 18th Cabinet meeting held at the Governor’s office on the island of Providenciales on Wednesday, July 30, 2025.

The Return of Plans

The Return of Plans

The latest resolution, adopted on June 27, 2025, by the Organization of American States (OAS), entitled "Call for the urgent implementation of concrete solutions to resolve the serious institutional and security crisis in Haiti," recommends, among other things, the adoption of a plan to support Haiti in its search for a way out of the ongoing crisis it has been facing for years.

29 Emerging Diplomats Trained at Jean Price-Mars Academy

29 Emerging Diplomats Trained at Jean Price-Mars Academy

On Friday, June 20, 2025, at the Hotel Montana, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Worship held a graduation ceremony for 29 new Master II graduates in Diplomacy and International Cooperation from the Jean Price-Mars Diplomatic Academy. These young professionals will immediately join Haiti’s diplomatic corps and, according to Minister Jean-Victor Harvel Jean-Baptiste, will be "on the front lines of defending national sovereignty."

Over 60 Organizations Urge Emmanuel Macron to Repay the Independence Debt

Over 60 Organizations Urge Emmanuel Macron to Repay the Independence Debt

Several dozen Haitian and Caribbean organizations have sent a letter to French President Emmanuel Macron regarding Haiti’s independence debt.

SOS for One of the Best Compas Singers

SOS for One of the Best Compas Singers

At a time when great figures of compas are being honored for its 70th anniversary, Gary Didier Pérez, one of the genre’s most iconic voices, is fighting a battle far from the stage. Indeed, suffering from a chronic illness, the former singer has issued a plea for help. Le Nouvelliste republishes this article from Ticket Magazine.

For the Survival of Haiti

For the Survival of Haiti

Haiti is undergoing a rapid and seemingly inevitable descent into hell.

Cap-Haïtien: Launch of SOS Road Construction to Open Up the Northern Region

Cap-Haïtien: Launch of SOS Road Construction to Open Up the Northern Region

A new strategic six-kilometer road, linking National Road 1 to National Road 6, is under construction in the Cap-Haïtien region. Launched on Friday, July 18, 2025, the project also includes the construction of a 48-meter bridge and aims to relieve congestion in the city while promoting regional development.

Official Launch of the 31st Livres en Folie Book Festival

Official Launch of the 31st Livres en Folie Book Festival

The 31st edition of Livres en Folie was officially launched on Monday, June 16, 2025, during a press conference organized by its two main partners, Unibank and Le Nouvelliste, at the Kinam Hotel in Pétion-Ville. Authors signing books, publishing house representatives, and key partners were all present to engage with the public about the organization of this major book fair.

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