Day: December 13, 2017
This Miami Haitian artist died struggling to pay rent. Did gentrification play a role?
By Jacqueline Charles jcharles@miamiherald.com December 13, 2017 01:34 PM From the glass walls of his hidden Little Haiti art gallery overlooking a changing streetscape, Joseph…
OnePlanet Summit : Jovenel Moïse pleads for Haiti and the Caribbean
Haiti Libre: President Jovenel Moïse participated yesterday Tuesday in the OnePlanet Summit initiated by President Emmanuel Macron. Co-organized with the United Nations and the World…
ANDRE MICHEL – THE MAN WHO WOULD BE KING – FIGHTING CORRUPTION – PASSES 2 BAD CHEQUES FOR FURNITURE!! COME ON GUYS! GIVE US A BREAK! ARREST THIS COMMON CRIMINAL AND REMOVE HIM FROM THE GAME!- Added COMMENTARY By Haitian-Truth
Dec 14, 2017 Escroquerie / Corruption Emission de 2 Cheques sans provision de Me AndreMichel . Dans les jours qui suivent, Valerio Canez SA va…
Haitian Cotton is a Farming Revolution in the Making
In 1954 a young man stood in a field of cotton that was about to revolutionize Haitian agriculture. His name was Rémillot Léveillé. The location…
How One Howard University Professor Secures Citizenship for Hundreds of Displaced Haitians in the Dominican Republic
By: Marlana Edwards Howard University Professor, Dr. Nikongo Bnikongo, recently returned from an eight-day trip to the Dominican Republic. Nikongo, who teaches African American studies,…
DEATH KNELL FOR THE LITTLE HAITI WE KNEW
Cirque du Soleil founder Guy Laliberte is betting big on Miami. The Canadian theater impresario paid $6.9 million cash for a trio of new warehouses…
Commissioning ceremony a major milestone for student from Haiti
PITTSBURG, KANSAS – Clyvens Exantus is on the cusp of accomplishing two of his life goals in one day. The 25-year-old Pittsburg State student and…