Dérac: A Neglected Heritage Site

Bergamo Exhibition Explores Little-Known Ties Between Haiti and Italy

EDE Names Claude Joseph as Its Presidential Candidate

Mayor Williamson Gaspard Warns: “If St-Michel de l’Attalaye Falls, Criminals Could Advance on the North”

Despite Numerous Challenges, Lycée du Cent Cinquantenaire Remains Operational

Housed for the past three years in the former premises of the Collège des Frères Franciscains, in Chemin des Dalles, Lycée du Cent Cinquantenaire is operating but faces significant limitations.

Justice in Lost Territory: Several Peace Courts at a Standstill

A Snapshot of the Economy and Public Finances

Gang Violence Cost the Agricultural Sector $2.6 Billion

Élections-Décret électoral

Fraud Is the First Voter

Jean-Jacques Dessalines High School Continues to Operate Without Its Own Facilities

While the 2026-2027 school year officially began on September 7, Lycée Jean-Jacques Dessalines still does not have premises of its own.

Décès

André Déjean: The Last Note of a Legendary Trumpet (Part Two)

André Déjean lived through more than six decades of konpa before passing away on September 11, 2026, in Florida. In this second and final installment, a look back at the 1980 crisis and the group’s Caribbean influence.

Digicel Foundation Inaugurates Its 199th School in Milot