Sophia Martelly and Olivier Martelly issued with court summons; cabinet reshuffled; road accident leaves 22 dead; schoolgirl killed by UN vehicle; new head of MINUSTAH named Haiti: Presidential family issued with court order In a controversial case, Haiti’s first lady, [...]
Haitian government declares state of emergency following hurricane Sandy; fears for worsening political unrest; Haitian police arrest 9 in connection to kidnappings network
Indigenous Protestors reoccupy Brazil’s Belo Monte Dam; Systematic torture on the rise in Mexico; Protests for access to education in Haiti continue
Ecuador’s pioneering study abroad programme to support 2,000 students this year; Haiti and Ecuador sign cooperation agreements; Assange’s asylum decision still in limbo.
New constitution gives more rights to Haitians abroad; road safety back in the spotlight after dozens killed in crash; woman arrested by child protection agency.
Laurent Lamothe announces female friendly government; educational reform doesn’t make the grade; new orphanage provides hope.
Fate of Prime Minister-delegate Laurent Lamothe hangs in the balance; President Martelly caught in corruption scandal; fatal crash claims the lives of over 20 people; Delta Airlines puts Haiti on the map. Fate of Prime Minister-delegate Laurent Lamothe hangs in [...]
President Martelly visits neighbouring Dominican Republic; demonstrators take to the streets in Port-au-Prince; significant drop in number of cholera victims.
Inter-American Conference for the Red Cross Comes to Haiti; Prime Minister-designate, Laurent Lamothe, Under the Spotlight; Gun Crime Terrorises Capital.
Martelly nominates new Prime Minister; former soldiers occupy old military camp in the capital; new national platform for Haitian women’s rights.
The two-year anniversary of the Haitian earthquake: speeches; an inauguration and outside opinion.
Dollar debate wages on, Minustah address allegations and Oprah visits Haiti.
Third time lucky? Conille ratified as new Haitian PM as Haitians march over Brooklyn Bridge.