Haitian conservation biologist Anne-Isabelle Bonifassi has just been awarded the Wayfinder Award by the National Geographic Society.
It is not easy to obtain the official jersey of Haiti’s national football team, which will compete in the World Cup, through SAETA’s website.
The Haitian government is foregoing the collection of 200 million gourdes in taxes, duties, and fees on solar panels, batteries, and inverters as part of its energy transition efforts.
Le Nouvelliste begins its series of profiles of the 26 players on Haiti’s national football team competing in the 2026 World Cup.
Haiti’s defensive unit will be able to rely on the experience and qualities of Hannes Delcroix.
Carlens Arcus belongs to that generation of Haitian players who turned their dreams into reality with a World Cup appearance and a professional career in Europe.
Born on May 21, 1990, in Saint-Marc, Ricardo Adé has established himself as one of the pillars of the Haitian national team.
From his very first days with the national team, Josué Casimir managed to win the hearts of many Haitian supporters. Cheerful and playful, Casimir has become an indispensable member of the Haitian squad.
Having contributed to Haiti’s qualification for the World Cup, Josué Duverger is already on the American continent. The Haitian international goalkeeper will be part of football’s biggest celebration.
The final whistle had barely sounded when many Haitian supporters were still seated in the stands of Nu Stadium, as if they were hoping for extra time to see the Grenadiers overcome the Peruvian team.
Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé officially unveiled a commemorative postage stamp celebrating the Haitian national football team's qualification for the 2026 World Cup on Friday, June 5, 2026.
They are named Angelica Nolda, Anny-Lee Shaïma, Djean Guerry, Francesca Ritchina, Mashca Sherby, and Stessa May-Irah Bigord.
