By Donovan Martin Sr, Editor in Chief Canada has announced a new commitment of $60 million to Haiti, framed as an investment in democracy and stability. On paper, it sounds noble. But when aid packages are unveiled on the world stage, one must always ask: why this amount, why now, and what does the donor Read More…
Kidnapping in Haiti is a big business By: Maha Altamimi According to a former field director for Christian Aid Ministries, seventeen American victims, including three children, and one Canadian were kidnapped by a gang in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, on Saturday. The kidnapping occurred after the missionaries left an orphanage in the crisis-stricken Caribbean island. They were Read More…
The power struggle to be Haiti’s interim president since the assassination of President Moise has crippled the nation. By Maryam Razzaq Since the assassination of President Moise at his home last week, his widow has accused his enemies of organizing the assassination to deter a democratic change in the nation. Martine Moise expanded on her Read More…
Suspects in the assassination of President Moise had travelled to Haiti as early as May By Maryam Razzaq Intelligence agencies and law enforcements continue to investigate the ties of suspects from Haitian American and Colombian backgrounds to the assassination of Haiti President Moise. The investigation and manhunt continues as authorities look for various other individuals Read More…
Moïse was shot in the Presidential residence early Wednesday morning by unidentified gunmen. By Maryam Razzaq With the assassination of Haiti’s President Jovenel Moïse, the acting Prime Minister Claude Joseph has closed the Port au Prince International Airport and announced a two-week state of emergency. Moïse was assassinated in his own home in the hills Read More…
