Haiti Reconstruction

Haitian President Jovenel Moise announced Wednesday April 19, 2017, commencement work for the rehabilitation of the national palace.

Construction will begin soon on Haiti Route Nationale #3 (RN3), on the stretch or road linking Hinche (Centre) to St Raphael (Nord)...

Haiti National Palace has just announced that President Michel Martelly will officially inaugurate the Viaduct de Delmas, the FIRST Haiti road overpass, this Friday, 07 Aug 2015, at 4:00pm... This new overpass in the cross roads of Autoroute de Delmas and Boulevard Toussaint Louverture (Kafou Aeroport) is the very FIRST road constructed in Haiti where a Tap Tap will drive over another Tap Tap and passengers and drivers alike will live to talk about it... LOL...

Mezanmi... Ou kwè sevre Jezi? Yon sitwayen, Francklin Simeon ‏@HedoMag, poste sou Twitter: "Apa-m pase devan Triomphe sou channmas la mwen wè TOUT VIT KRAZE... kidonk pèp la poko janm konnen manifestasyon pa vle di kraze? SMH..."

Haiti is embarking upon a development plan that is aimed at making it an "emerging country by 2030," Prime Minister Laurent Lamothe said...

Did you know this? The Toussaint Louverture International airport in Port-au-Prince Haiti will have 14 new gates and 750,000 square feet of new space by the year 2015.

Look at this... New Road construction in the Bois Verna section of Hinche Haiti. Bois Verna was once considered one of the worst parts of town, Hinche residents used to call it "nan bwa pitimi an" but not anymore!!!

SCENARIO: The Haitian government approaches you and ask to build a brand new town on the edge of the Haiti-Dominican border. You are the chief cook and bottle washer, you can build it however you like as long as you make it livable for up to 1,000 Haitian families.

Are the United Nations and the non-governmental organizations (NGOs) the ones who are holding Haiti back?

Port-au-Prince, Haiti: Digicel and Marriott International (NYSE: MAR) today broke ground on the $45 million 175-room Marriott Hotels & Resorts brand hotel in the Turgeau area of Port-au-Prince, with opening expected in early 2015, making it the first four-star branded hotel in Haiti.