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Do you think of Haitian STREET Vendors as Entrepreneurs? Do you think of Haitian STREET Vendors as Entrepreneurs?

In Haiti, jobs are rare and many Haitian men and women resort hustling in the streets for a living. Do you think of them as entrepreneurs or...

Many Haitians have diabetes and know even know about it! Many Haitians have diabetes and know even know about it!

Did you know? If you are over 40 and overweight you are more likely to develop diabetes. Add to this the fact that most Haitians believe whatever...

Fete Patronale: Hinche Haiti celebrates its 515 years of existence on December 08, 2018 Fete Patronale: Hinche Haiti celebrates its 515 years of existence on December 08, 2018

Founded in 1503 by Nicolás de Ovando y Cáceres, the city of Hinche, the capital of the Centre Department of Haiti is about to celebrate...

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PHOTO: Haiti - Boutey Kremas tonbe l kraze (My Haitian bottle of Cremas fell) PHOTO: Haiti - Boutey Kremas tonbe l kraze (My Haitian bottle of Cremas fell)

A fresh bottle of Haitian Crémas I just purchased fell to the ground... What a loss... Crémas is a sweet and creamy alcoholic beverage...

Cooking: A Haitian woman mashing up poireau (leek), with garlic and other spices in her pilon Cooking: A Haitian woman mashing up poireau (leek), with garlic and other spices in her pilon

All my life, I've seen the Haitian women in my house mash up poireau (leek), with garlic and other spices in their "pilon" to use as natural...

Cooking Haitian Style: Spice it up with some leek, parsley and Tomatoes Cooking Haitian Style: Spice it up with some leek, parsley and Tomatoes

Many Haitians use these tasty vegetables to spice up their foods everyday: Poireau (leek), Persil (parsley), and tomate (tomato). I my house, I stay...