Kervenson Martial

3 weeks ago | haitiantimes.com | Juhakenson Blaise |Edxon Francisque |Kervenson Martial |Onz Chery

Overview: As Haiti marks the 38th anniversary of its 1987 Constitution on March 29, debates over the proposed referendum on constitutional change intensify. Critics argue that the process lacks legitimacy, violates constitutional provisions against referendums, and risks further division amid widespread insecurity. Many Haitians remain uninformed about the process, while voter turnout has declined in recent elections, raising concerns about participation.

1 month ago | haitiantimes.com | Onz Chery |Kervenson Martial |Edxon Francisque

Overview: On International Women’s Rights Day, Haitian women raised their voices in prisons, protests, and art festivals. From Cap-Haïtien to Fort-Liberté, they demanded justice, recognition, and change—facing a system that continues to marginalize them. In Cap-Haïtien, We Women Org, a nonprofit advocating for gender equality, transformed International Women’s Rights Day into a weeklong festival and panels of discussions on female artists’ role in gender struggles.

Jan 17, 2025 | haitiantimes.com | Kervenson Martial |Juhakenson Blaise

Overview: On Thursday, SpaceX’s Starship debris flew all over Haiti, sparking panic, curiosity and questions about safety and future launches. In a post on X, Elon Musk confirmed the failure of Starship Flight 7 and said that the explosion was likely caused by an oxygen and fuel leak in the cavity above the firewall of the Starship engines.

Jan 9, 2025 | haitiantimes.com | Kervenson Martial

Overview: For over 16 years, Madame Roseline Germain has been a cornerstone of Port-de-Paix’s local economy, serving up traditional snacks and beverages that honor the region’s rich culinary heritage. Despite facing financial setbacks and a lack of modern tools, Germain has built a thriving business that produces local delicacies such as crémasse, cassava bread, and fruit-based drinks.

Dec 17, 2024 | haitiantimes.com | Kervenson Martial

Overview: In a perilous rescue mission following the sinking of the La Cecilia ship, loaded with people and merchandise, in the Petit-Goâve deep water, authorities confirmed the recovery of 22 individuals, including one dead and 21 survivors, while dozens remain missing. As they have no sight of the sunken boat in the deep waters of the Gonave Gulf, authorities have abandoned search efforts, citing equipment shortages as a challenge.