PHOTO: Naomi Grand Pierre - Haiti First Woman to Swim at the Olympics

Did you now this... CREDIT is the most important part of the economy... Guess what? Credit is non-existent in the Haitian economy... I mean, really... If there is a way to build good credit in Haiti and use it to buy a car, a house or start a business, I do not know anything about it. Watch this

Hurricane Irma litterally leveled the Caribbean island of Saint Martin, the Leeward Islands. Local authorities descript Saint Martin as "95 percent... destroyed." You should see What Saint Martin looks like after Hurricane Irma. The damages in the island of Saint Martin are widespread and

Ayiti anba menas SIKLON IRMA. Gwo van siklòn ka lakoz pye bwa ak branch bwa tonbe. Fè koupe branch bwa ki sou fil kouran ak sa ki twò pre lakay ou. Enfòme fanmi w ak zanmi w, epi mete pwovizyon ak medikaman lakay ou. SIKLON se malè pandye, suiv konsèy otorite yo, pou

Various Haitian journalists were attacked by street protestors during an opposition manifestation Tuesday, various radio stations reported in Capital Port-au-Prince. A radio Signal FM journalist was attacked, his driver was pulled out of the car and roughed up, the radio station reported, because

Hurricane IRMA went through Ouanaminthe Haiti and took with it an old out of commission bridge that used to connect Ouanaminthe (Haiti) with Dajabon (Dominican Republic). Note that it is not the official border-crossing bridge between Ouanaminthe and Dajabon that was destroyed by Hurricane Irma

Ayisyen frè m ak sè m yo, men kisa pou nou fè lè nou tande gen siklòn: Rete kalm Tande nouvèl tan Swiv konsiy otorite...

Look at this photo... Tires are burning in Port-au-Prince Haiti during an street protest (manifestation) against president Jovenel Moise and his new...

Look at this photo... In Haiti, the Artibonite River near is flooded from the heavy rains falls of Hurricane Irma. Thursday, Sept 8 2017... Thank...

Soldiers from the Haitian army corps of engineers in Nord-Ouest Haiti assisting in the distribution food in Northern Haiti after Hurricane Irma...