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40 années d'existence Fédération des amis de la nature (FAN) a
40 années d'existence Fédération des amis de la nature (FAN) a
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
Official Public Transport Fares: Revealing Shortcomings

Official Public Transport Fares: Revealing Shortcomings

The government, through the Ministry of Social Affairs and Labor, has published the new transport route fares following the increase in petroleum product prices on the local market.

The Urban Trap: Why the “Sahel Warriors” Risk Breaking on the Reefs of Port-au-Prince

The Urban Trap: Why the “Sahel Warriors” Risk Breaking on the Reefs of Port-au-Prince

There is, in the grammar of international military interventions, a word that returns with the regularity of a leitmotif: adaptation.

Rara in Gonaïves Showcases Strong Civic Engagement and Local Support

Rara in Gonaïves Showcases Strong Civic Engagement and Local Support

The rara season unfolded in the most beautiful way this year in the city of Gonaïves.

Fuel: Price Surge and Pricing Disorder in the Centre Region

Fuel: Price Surge and Pricing Disorder in the Centre Region

The increase in fuel prices at the pump continues to produce cascading effects in the Centre department.

Autism Spectrum Disorder Confronts Magico-Religious Beliefs in Haiti

Autism Spectrum Disorder Confronts Magico-Religious Beliefs in Haiti

On the occasion of World Autism Awareness Day, established by the United Nations in 2007 and observed each April 2, Magik 9 conducted an interview with psychologist Pascal Néry Jean-Charles.

Quisqueya Natural Park at Risk

Quisqueya Natural Park at Risk

The Quisqueya Natural Park, in Fonds Parisien, is under threat following an intrusion on March 22. Its director, Geffrard Jean, is raising the alarm about the risks to biodiversity and is calling on the State to act.

Artibonite and the Business of Death

Artibonite and the Business of Death

The Lower Artibonite is back in the news.

The Granary Is Burning: Mathematics of War in Lower Artibonite

The Granary Is Burning: Mathematics of War in Lower Artibonite

Attrition models, response time, and defensive geography: what the equations say about Haiti’s deadliest corridor

Himmler Rébu Questions Army’s Effectiveness as FAD’H Enters Condition D

Himmler Rébu Questions Army’s Effectiveness as FAD’H Enters Condition D

Former Colonel Himmler Rébu is questioning the personnel, resources, and equipment available to the Haitian Armed Forces (FAd’H), which have been placed on Condition D by the High Command of the FAd’H.

Two Months for Fils-Aimé

Two Months for Fils-Aimé

This April 7 marks two months since Alix Didier Fils-Aimé has been leading the country as Prime Minister with an executive branch without a president.

Haiti’s Armed Forces Placed on Maximum Alert

Haiti’s Armed Forces Placed on Maximum Alert

After recalling its personnel who were providing close protection for former members of the Transitional Presidential Council (CPT) and senior State officials, the high command of the Haitian Armed Forces (FAd’H) has ordered its troops to move to Condition D.

Fils-Aimé Reaches Two-Month Mark as Sole Leader of the Country

Fils-Aimé Reaches Two-Month Mark as Sole Leader of the Country

Since the departure of the nine members of the Transitional Presidential Council (CPT) on February 7, 2026, the Prime Minister has been alone at the head of the executive.

Episcopal Church Urges Release of Members in Arms Trafficking Case

Episcopal Church Urges Release of Members in Arms Trafficking Case

After nearly three years of silence, the Episcopal Church of Haiti has decided to speak out publicly to demand the release of its priests and lay members, who remain detained despite several judicial decisions confirming their innocence.

Vodou Practitioners and Protestants Unite in a March for Peace in Haiti

Vodou Practitioners and Protestants Unite in a March for Peace in Haiti

Dressed mostly in white, holding Haitian flags and placards aloft, thousands of citizens took to the streets of Delmas on Saturday, January 3, 2025, for a citizens’ march initiated by religious leaders in support of peace, unity, and national solidarity.

Northeast: Inauguration of the Morne Casse Landfill Site

Northeast: Inauguration of the Morne Casse Landfill Site

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), the Ministry of the Environment (MDE), and the Japan officially inaugurated the Morne Casse Solid Waste Landfill on Friday, January 30, 2026, located in the municipality of Fort-Liberté.

Haiti Between the CPT’s Political Collapse and a Cornered Prime Minister

Haiti Between the CPT’s Political Collapse and a Cornered Prime Minister

January 26, 2026.

January 12, 2010 Commemoration: The Haitian State Calls for Unity and Resilience

January 12, 2010 Commemoration: The Haitian State Calls for Unity and Resilience

The operations carried out by law enforcement forces in downtown Port-au-Prince over the past several days made it possible to hold, at the National Palace, the sober official ceremony commemorating the 16th anniversary of the devastating January 12, 2010 earthquake.

Shoubou Takes a Victory Lap amid Public Adoration

Shoubou Takes a Victory Lap amid Public Adoration

Ailing, Roger M.

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