Liliane Pierre-Paul

On May 7, 2018, the Director-General of the Haitian National Police, Michel-Ange Gedeon, paid a courteous visit to the entire team of Radio Television Kiskeya on the occasion of the station's 24th anniversary.

During his visit, DG Michel-Ange Gedeon took a photo with journalist and broadcaster Liliane Pierre-Paul, co-founder of Radio Kiskeya.

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Both journalists, Anthony Pascal (Konpè Filo) and Liliane Pierre-Paul, began their careers at Radio Haiti-Inter.

This radio station was owned by the influential and renowned Haitian journalist, Jean Dominique.

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As a young journalist for Radio Haiti Inter in the 1980s, Liliane Pierre-Paul made a name for herself as one of the most formidable women critics of the Duvalier regime.

Since her early years, Liliane Pierre-Paul endured profound moments of pain.

Her life was marked by torment, including torture, rape, beatings, imprisonment, and exile.

Liliane was compelled to endure a six-year exile, seeking refuge in Venezuela and Curacao during that period. The circumstances of her exile were a result of the challenges she faced as a brave journalist dedicated to upholding truth and transparency in Haiti.

Through these harrowing experiences, she transcended into a prominent figure within Haitian society, her name etched into the collective consciousness of the nation.

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On Thursday, December 27, 2018, President Jovenel Moise paid a visit to the ravaged radio Kiskeya, a popular radio station in capital Port-au-Prince, to offer his moral support to the management and the entire team.

Although Jovenel Moise was not a favorite of journalist Liliane Pierre-Paul, and certainly not Dandin's favorite. the president demonstrated the virtue of a great statesman.

This is a photo of President Jovenel Moise and Radio Kiskeya co-founders Liliane Pierre-Paul and Marvel Dandin after during that visit after the devastating fire.

The fire, which occurred on the evening of Friday, December 21, dealt a severe blow to this cherished heritage, but the President's gesture brought hope and reassurance to those affected by the tragedy.

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Liliane Liliane Pierre-Paul started her career as a radio host and news reporter. Her relentless pursuit of the truth quickly earned her recognition and respect from her peers and the Haitian public.

On 03 October 1994 Liliane Pierre-Paul founded Radio Kiskeya along with co-founder Marvel Dandin.

Radio Kiskeya quickly became one of Haiti's leading independent radio stations and has played a significant role in providing news, information, and entertainment to the Haitian population.

As the co-founder of Radio Kiskeya, Liliane Pierre-Paul used the platform to elevate critical issues affecting her nation.

This was is a photo of Haitian Journalist Liliane Pierre-Paul after her radio station Radio Kiskeya burned to the ground in December 2018.

Photos: Haiti Radio Kiskeya was destroyed by fire on December 21 2018

In a heart-wrenching announcement that shook the nation, Radio Kiskeya announced the passing of renowned journalist Liliane Pierre-Paul on 31 July 31 2023.

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Haitian Journalist Liliane Pierre Paul was the founder of Haiti Radio Kiskeya and host of the daily news program "Journal de 4 heures" on Radio Kiskeya.

In a heart-wrenching announcement that shook the nation, Radio Kiskeya announced the passing of renowned journalist Liliane Pierre-Paul on 31 July 31 2023.

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Look at this photo... Haiti - ex president Michel 'Sweet Micky' Martelly dancing in a carnaval festivity.. Also in the picture, Journalists Lilianne Pierre Paul (Radio Kiskeya) and Jean Monard Metellus (Radio Caraibes FM)

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