Haiti’s Prime Minister Came To Miami Last Friday, we were sadly surprised to read on the front page of the Miami Herald: “Premier’s Plea, Haiti waiting for first penny”. The article that follows ...
It was reported that Jean-Jacques Dessalines, the father of Haitian Independence, used to say “eti?” [what are you saying?] anytime he did not have or did not want to give an immediate answer. T...
For those who will not be able to make it to KREYOLFEST this weekend, Haitian Times in collaborations with Dram Cam TV will be bringing KREYOLFEST 2009 live to your computer. Just log on to haiti...
MIAMI – Haiti’s Prime Minister Michèle Pierre-Louis made an urgent pitch to Haitian-American and other potential investors during a visit last week, telling them “the time is now” to launch new v...
MILOT, Haiti - We are strolling down a rural road heading toward this small town an hour from the oceanside city of Cap-Haïtien. There are mango and banana trees, people sorting beans, and once in a while a dilapidated truck teeming with passengers. But there are no tourists, no hotels, no restaurants, not even a store.
Canada has forgiven 2.3 million Canadian dollars ($2 million) in debt owed by Haiti as part of the federal government's plan to relieve impoverished and heavily indebted countries.
Canada has forgiven C$2.3 million in debt owed by Haiti as part of a plan that aims to relieve the world's poorest countries of C$1.3 billion in debt, the Department of Finance said on Thursday.