Haiti Photo Stories

Here is a photo of Haitian Rap superstar Wyclef Jean in graduation uniforms, black gown, a square academic cap, at Five Towns College

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Here is a photo of Haitian Rap superstar Wyclef Jean in graduation uniforms

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There is no other way to put it... With over 90 Haitian gourdes for one U.S. dollar, this is abuse. But whose fault it is?

right before the fall of the Duvallier Regime in Haiti, the Haitian currency was 5 gourdes for one US dollar. 30+ years later, the US currency is almost twenty times more.

Sadly, Haitian authorities have nothing to say about this!

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Here is a photo of Haitian-Japanese No. 1 Tennis player Naomi Osaka during the 2019 Italian Open Third Round Press Conference

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Here is a photo of Haitian-Japanese tennis player Naomi Osaka at the 2019 Italian Open.

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My wife goes to the gym almost everyday and keeps asking how she can get a flatter stomach and a bigger buttocks, what Haitians call "gwo bouda!"

There are many videos on you youtube with workouts for a bigger butt. I even saw a 3 minute butt workout but, after watching this video, my wife told me she does that everyday and seems to be getting the results she is looking for.

If you have you own exercise that give you a flatter tummy and a very nice looking bouda, please share!

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Products made in Haiti - Malta H is a product made in Haiti by the National Brewery of Haiti (BRANA).

The Bongu evaporated milk, unfortunately, is not made in Haiti. There are no milk dairy facilities in Haiti.

Compare Haiti to the Dominican Republic where Nestlé, the world's largest food and beverage company, has its Carnation Milk dairy facility right in the Dominican Republic where all the milk sold on the market is made locally.

Not only that, Netsle produces other products as well in in the Dominican Republic: Maggi, Nido, La Lechera, Netlse Crunch, Kit Kat, Nesquik, Trix, Cinamon Toas Crunch, Lucky Charms, Cherios, Nescafe, Nestea, and more, made in the Dominican Republic.

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This amazing picture you are looking at is Cap-Haitien Haiti. Breathtaking isn't it? If it wasn't for the Haitian Police officer on the sidewalk I would think this is some other island in the Caribbean.

This photo share by Iris Media Group is from the first edition of the Festival du Livre à Cap-Haïtien (Cap-Haitien Book Festival), Friday, May 10th, 2019.

Okap lakayan'm bèl! Cap-Haitien Haiti in living color!

The event was organized by the Foundation of the Old Women of Regina Assumpta in Haiti (la Fondation des Anciennes de Régina Assumpta en Haïti - FARAH)
The event was organized in the streets, in front of the premises of the establishment.

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Okap lakayan'm bèl!
vin vizite peyan'm zanman'm
nou gen bèl plage nou gen bèl sit istorik

This beautiful picture of Cap-Haitien was posted on Facebook with the exact caption you see here.

That's the Cap Haitien resident's way of saying: My city is beautiful! Come visit Cap-Haitien, we have beautiful beaches and historical sites.

Beautiful indeed!

Thank you, @PDGReniel for sharing

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Haitian police in Limbe, North department, found 53 suspicious individuals traveling in a closed container truck, alleged members of Anel Joseph's gang.

These individuals, including 6 women, were arrested and taken into custody by police.

They came form the artibonite department, police said, most of them with no legal identification, and could not clearly say where they were going.

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