Jamaica Deports a Group of Haitians Who Arrived on the Island Illegally by Boat

Jamaican authorities deported a group of Haitians who arrived illegally on the island by boat. The majority of these migrants are from the Grand Anse Department. The article highlights the challenges faced by Haitians, prompting them to undertake such risky journeys.

France Evacuates Its Citizens from the City of Les Cayes

France, like other countries, has evacuated its citizens living in Haiti. Jean Hernst Eliscar reported that this operation took place in the city of Les Cayes.

Haiti Deports an American White Man Who Was Inciting the People to Commit Acts of Violence

Haitian authorities deported an American white man accused of inciting the local population to commit acts of violence. The individual had been living in the city of Okay for several years. Jean Hernst Eliscar, a correspondent in Okay, reported on the incident.

Death of a Pregnant Student in a Hospital Center Raises Investigation

An investigation has been opened into the death of Kernia, a 25-year-old pregnant woman and fourth-year nursing student, who died in a hospital center in the city of Okay.

Minis Kondisyon Fanm ak Dwa Fanm Ayiti òganize yon Atelye

Representatives from the United Nations, the Ministry of Women's Affairs and Women's Rights, local authorities, and various civil society organizations participated in a workshop held in Okay on Monday, March 13, 2023.

Panic in Okay After Kidnapping of a Young Woman

There is significant panic in the city of Okay following the kidnapping of a young woman by armed men and the killing of a local merchant.

Political Activist Marcelin Myrtil 'Nèg Arab la' Arrested by Police in Okay

Political activist Marcelin Myrtil, known as 'Nèg Arab la,' was arrested in the city of Okay on Monday, February 12. Correspondent Jean Hernst Eliscar reports that Myrtil is currently in custody at the Okay Police Station.

In Haiti, World Environment Day Means Planting Trees

Ahead of World Environment Day, Haitian young professionals, with the help of the local Rotary Club's Rotaract group, planted 6,000 trees in Beret, a community heavily damaged by Hurricane Matthew. The initiative, led by Justin Ovid, aims to combat deforestation driven by charcoal production. Haiti has lost significant forest cover, and efforts like these are crucial to reversing the trend. The event, held on a non-market day to ensure community participation, saw local residents like Samson Croisiere commit to nurturing the newly planted trees.