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PNH Steps Up Offensive, Targets Jimmy Chérizier’s Stronghold

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

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.

Haiti Signs Border Control Contract with Evergreen-Led Consortium

The draft contract between the Haitian State and the firms Evergreen, Alex Stewart International, Ense Group, and SecuriPort, for a duration of ten years aimed at helping strengthen security at the border with the Dominican Republic and at the country’s ports, is on its way to the Superior Court of Accounts and Administrative Litigation (CSCCA), Le Nouvelliste learned from a government source.

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.

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.

“Return to the Neighborhood”: SKL’s New Project to Enable the Return of Displaced People

The director of Sant Karl Lévêque, Jean G. Maisonneuve, announced the implementation of a plan aimed at rebuilding neighborhoods ravaged by gangs, with a view to the gradual return of the population.

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

Authorities Inaugurate Hinche–Saint-Raphaël Stretch, Kick Off Saint-Raphaël Bypass Project

The government inaugurated, this Tuesday, January 13, 2026, the Hinche–Saint-Raphaël section of National Road No.

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.

Nearly 36 Billion Gourdes Collected by Customs in the First Fiscal Quarter

For the first quarter of fiscal year 2025–2026, Haitian customs collected 35.

CNSA Warns That Widespread Insecurity Is Undermining Food Security in Haiti

The deterioration of the security climate continues to have a direct impact on the food security situation in Haiti.

From Disaster to Insecurity: Health Services in Decline in Haiti

The January 12, 2010 earthquake placed enormous pressure on Haiti’s health system.