1 hr ago | International Business Times
"Chicken War" And Flu Put Dominican Republic And Haiti At Odds
Haiti and the Dominican Republic share an island and a troubled history -- and now their common border is on fire.
3 hrs ago | AltWeeklies
Former Charleston City Paper Webmaster Joshua Curry Raising Funds for Zanmi Lakay in Haiti
San Jose, California-based photographer and web designer Joshua Curry believes that a little guidance, support, and art can go a very long way - especially for young people in difficult situations.
4 hrs ago | CNN
5 things about Frederick Douglass
When a 7-foot bronze statue of 19th century abolitionist Frederick Douglass is unveiled at the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday, the event will honor a figure whose political legacy looms large but whose personal life is lesser known.
11 hrs ago | The Montgomery Advertiser
Race helps Cole's House in Haiti
Hundreds of runners are expected to again take part in the second annual Race For Hope benefitting Cole's House and Children's Hope charities in Jacmel, Haiti.
U.S. lawmakers unhappy with UN response to Haiti cholera epidemic
This world body continues to deny any liability for illness and deaths caused by the 2011 spread of cholera experts say UN peacekeepers brought to Haiti and has yet to respond to a letter from 19 members of the U.S. Congress demanding an acknowledgement of its responsibility.
Hurricane Sandy exposes Haiti's agriculture and environment ...
BOGOTA Years of neglect of agriculture and disaster prevention in Haiti, coupled with the government's failure to protect the environment and stem deforestation, are exacerbating food shortages following Hurricane Sandy, aid agencies say.
Haiti reports first suspected H1N1 death in 2013
The victim was from the small community of Nan Bannann in the southern city of Belle-Ansecity, 110 km southwest of the capital Port-au-Prince, the reports said.
Aspen-based Mercy and Sharing Foundation resumes for Haiti
Mercy and Sharing Foundation courtesy photo Susie Krabacher of Aspen cares for an infant in the Abandoned Baby Unit in Haiti in this file photo.
Haiti newspaper says health ministry notes human flu in DR, not avian flu, following Haiti ban
A group of seven transient killer whales dropped by Vancouver's harbour on June 14, 2013, giving tourists and locals alike a rare treat.
British Minister opens UK Embassy in Haiti
The Embassy, co-located with the premises of the Canadian Embassy, is another step in the UK's plan to expand its diplomatic network overseas, especially Latin America and the Caribbean.
US Coast Guard assists disabled vessel north of Haiti
Crew members aboard the Coast Guard Cutter Northland assist the Haitian crew aboard the fishing vessel Hunter after losing power northwest of Haiti, June 11, 2013.
Centers for Disease Control and Preve...
Mass Drug Administration for the Elimination of Lymphatic Filariasis...
Lymphatic filariasis , also known as elephantiasis, results from mosquito-borne infection with filarial worm parasites, predominantly Wuchereria bancrofti , and can lead to severe disfigurement from lymphedema and hydrocele.
Haiti Moves A Step Closer Toward Eradicating Elephantiasis
Haiti has waged other campaigns against the condition, characterized by severe disfiguration of the legs and arms.
Haiti Moves A Step Closer Toward Eradicating Elephantiasis
Boys at the L'Ecole Les Freres Clement elementary school in Jacmel, Haiti, line up to take deworming pills that protect against elephantiasis.
WTO chief calls for closer CARICOM integration
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2 out of 3 people face hunger as Haiti woes mount
In this May 22, 2013 photo, a malnourished 2-year-old Jerydson Baltazar is weighed by a community volunteer in Belle Anse, Haiti.
Giving water - the gift of life in Haiti
The water inspectors were negotiating with an irate homeowner over her illegal hookup when a neighbor signaled he wanted to talk.
British embassy reopens in Haiti after 47 years
Britain reopened its embassy in Haiti on Wednesday after being absent for nearly a half century, a part of an effort to broaden its diplomatic and business presence in the Western Hemisphere.
Haiti: IMF Concludes Staff Visit
A mission from the International Monetary Fund headed by Mr. Boileau Loko visited Port-au-Prince during May 29-June 7, 2013 to conduct the discussions for the sixth review under the Extended Credit Facility arrangement.
Inverness man helps build family orphanage in Haiti
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