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Authorities Clear Sections of Port-au-Prince Downtown

“Little by little, life is resuming in the country, particularly in the capital,” stated the Primature in a video filmed from inside a car in the Champ de Mars area.

In Les Cayes, Blood Donations Halted Over Lack of Collection Pouches

At the Blood Transfusion Post (PTS) in the city of Les Cayes, there are donors available, but blood bags are scarce. Applicants leave empty-handed. Frustration, anger, anxiety—this situation signals a silent crisis that nonetheless carries heavy consequences for the population.

Gangs Kill Three Brothers Who Chose to Stay Together

Not even death could separate them.

In Conversation with Robert Charlot Raymonvil, the Man Behind Top Vice (Part 1)"

The Architect of Digital Konpa Speaks After 35 Years of Silence

CPT Members’ Brief Visits Seen as Mere Time-Fillers

Unable to accomplish their mission of restoring security and organizing elections in the country before February 7, 2026, members of the Transitional Presidential Council have been multiplying small visits to institutions here and there, visits that matter only for appearances.

Auguste D’Meza: "No Existing Authority Has the Power to Amend the Constitution"

On the program Panel Magik on Wednesday, September 10, 2025, Professor Auguste D’Meza rejected the authorities’ intention to proceed with a constitutional change. According to the main leader of the political movement Fòs Chanjman Nasyonal, no current body has either the legitimacy or the legality to commit the country to a constitutional change.

Ex-Prime Ministers Caution Against Potential Political Crisis on February 7, 2026

The Forum of Former Prime Ministers of Haiti (FAPM) sounded the alarm on Tuesday, September 9, 2025, by publishing a solemn declaration addressed to the Transitional Presidential Council (CPT). The organization, chaired by Evans Paul, urges the transitional authorities to anticipate “the potential political catastrophe of February 7, 2026,” which threatens to plunge the country into a total institutional void.

Customs Clarifies Tax Rules on Imported Vehicles

The General Customs Administration (AGD) is continuing its policy of increasing revenue collection in Haiti.

Anti-Drone Devices Confiscated at Port-au-Prince Port

“During the physical inspection of a container arriving from the USA, customs officers at the Port-au-Prince port discovered two devices resembling frequency jamming equipment for anti-drone systems, as well as an antenna,” announced the General Customs Administration on social media on the evening of Tuesday, September 9, 2025.

PROPUBLIC SAM Oversees $33.5 Million IDB-Funded Waste Management Project in Northern Haiti

Faced with the sanitation crisis affecting Cap-Haïtien and its surroundings, the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF) launched a call for tenders to improve solid waste management in the region.

OAS Secretary General Backs Member States’ Declaration Supporting Haiti Roadmap

The General Secretariat of the Organization of American States (OAS) welcomes and strongly supports the joint declaration signed today by OAS member states in support of Haiti, as well as the efforts undertaken at the United Nations Security Council to ensure the rapid deployment of a force tasked with combating and countering organized criminal groups and gangs in this Caribbean country, according to a communiqué issued Tuesday, September 9, 2025.

World Cup Qualifiers: Haiti Holds Costa Rica to a 3-3 Draw

The Haitian national football team nearly pulled off a sensation on Tuesday, September 9, against Costa Rica, with a final score of (3-3) at the Estadio Nacional in San José, in the second matchday of the FIFA 2026 World Cup qualifiers.