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Here is a photo of Robert Mugabe, the former President of Zimbabwe.

Robert Mugabe (1924-2019) was a Zimbabwean revolutionary and politician who played a pivotal role in his country's history.

Initially hailed for his efforts in leading Zimbabwe to independence from British colonial rule, he later faced criticism for his authoritarian rule and economic policies that led to significant challenges.

Serving as Prime Minister and later as President, Mugabe's leadership spanned decades marked by both progress and controversy.

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Guerdwich Montimere is a Haitian man who was arrested in West Texas for pretending to be a 16 year-old high school basketball star named Jerry Joseph.

This a story so strange that ESPN wrote a long article about it. You can read about Guerdwich Montimere: The kid who wasn't there on ESPN.com

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There is no justice in Haiti. We all know that. But some crimes, when left unpunished, will disrupt a community, a country, generations. The assassination of president jovenel Moise on July 7th 2021 is search a crime.

The call for justice in Haiti can have many different meanings.

Calling for justice in Haiti, a country where there is no Justice, is a cry for help. It means something really bad happened and we want those who did it to pay by any means necessary. We want them to learn to never do that again.

That's why in Haiti sometimes Justice is swift.

Sometimes in Haiti, when justice is not served in the courthouse. The Haitian people find other ways to give themselves Justice.

Dechoukaj for example is a form of people Justice.

Everyone was surprised to see how Haitians in general kept quiet and didn't react as expected when President Jovenel Moise died and his home, assassinated.

I think the people know who ordered the hit on the president and the people want the Haitian authorities to gather enough balls and confront these people for this crime.

Justice is not served in the for this crime, I would hate to see how the Haitian people choose those deal with those who did it when the time comes .

Sooner or later they will be taught a lesson they will never forget.

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Here's a photo of US military, the Marine Corps in Camp Lejeune, getting ready to deployed to Haiti.

Joint Task Force Haiti humanitarian assistance disaster relief mission.

Photo posted by the US Embassy in Port-au-Prince Haiti

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Haiti confirmed Wednesday it would maintain diplomatic ties with Taiwan, a day after the neighboring Dominican Republic breaks these ties to establish relations with China.

"Every country is moving in one direction or another, but for now, it is with Taiwan that Haiti has diplomatic relations,"Haitian communications minister Guyler C Delva said in a press conference.

"Taiwan is a partner that helps us in different areas and we can say that it is a good partner that supports the government," he added.

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People stand in shock as the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris France burns down on April 15, 2019.

The spire of Notre of the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, an 850-year-old historical cathedral, was devoured in flames on that day.

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There are some things about Haiti that just gets on my nerves, somethings that, as a Haitian, I hate to talk about. And when I do, this picture is the the only thing that can really describe my state of mind.

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Le Nouvelliste is the oldest newspaper in Haiti founded in 1898 by a gentleman named Guillaume Chéraquit.

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Here is a photo of KITA NAGO

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Here is a first photo of 19 Nov 2012 protest in Jacmel Haiti.

Wow... This is a lit more than just a tire burning.

Photo credit: xoxo_Steffoush (Twitter)

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