Politics of Haiti

Junior Decimus, a Haitian gang leader known as 'Tet Kale' who was terrorizing the third district of Port-au-Prince including Grand-Ravine for many years died Thursday afternoon in the neighbourhood of Ti Bois. (audio report below)

Did you know??? --- The original flag of Venezuela was made in Haiti and it was first flown in Jacmel Haiti on March 12, 1806 as Miranda's expedition prepared to make the final leg of its voyage to Venezuela.

The city of Belladere in the Plateau Central (centre) of Haiti would probably not exist if it wasn't former Haitian President Dumarsais Estimé. Find out how Belladere was built.

Haitian president Jovenel Moise just added another promise to his list of promises to the Haitian people... FREE Internet access in Champs de Mars, Haiti's central park, in capital Port-au-Prince.

Do you know where Haitian king Henri Christophe is buried? Read this and find out.

Do you agree with this statement: The young people of Haiti are more connected today to the experiences of their friends and compatriots who have emigrated to other countries (pending their turn) than by what is happening in Haiti politically?

The Haitian government announced they have recovered close to 400 million gourdes in "checks zombies" in a fight against corruption deep inside the public administration in the country.

There is a big media battle over Haitian Senator and former rebel leader Guy Philippe, incarcerated in the United States... The battle is clear between Radio Eclair journalist Louko Desir (emission Matin Debat) and Scoop FM journalist Garry Pierre Paul Charles (emisison Haiti Debat)

President Jovenel Moise's big brother Gabriel Moise was arrested Tuesday in Port-de-Paix for his arrogance with police officers trying to restore order in the city.

Haitians will soon be able to move freely in all the CARICOM countries, as early as 30 March 2018; however, It will not be as easy as going to Chile... There is a catch...