16 hrs ago | www.miamiherald.com | Posted by forhaiti
Haiti's dairies strive to produce
Some arrive on foot, walking for miles in the scorching Haitian heat. Others come by way of bicycles and even donkeys.
16 hrs ago | www.miamiherald.com | Posted by forhaiti
Haiti lawmakers reject PM candidate
Haiti's Chamber of Deputies have failed to ratify Ericq Pierre as prime minister for the second time in 11 years, voting 52-34 against him Monday.
Sunday | www.nzherald.co.nz | Posted by forhaiti
Persistent image of 'hellhole Haiti' an outdated myth, UN peacekeepers insist
Haitians are "hungry but calm". Photo / Reuters It has an image of a hellhole and was recently named among the world's 10 most dangerous destinations, alongside Iraq and Somalia, by Forbes magazine.
Sunday | www.news.com.au | Posted by forhaiti
20 dead after ferry capsizes | The Daily Telegraph
A FERRY has capsized overnight north of the capital Port-au-Prince off the coast of Haiti, killing 20 people and leaving dozens more missing, Haitian authorities said today.
Sunday | www.haitiinnovation.org | Posted by forhaiti
Reforestation in Haiti - Can the Young Lead the Way? | Haiti Innovation
Jule Hanus from the Art of Living Foundation sent us a video clipA featuring aA Youth Leadership Training Program which incorporates music, dance, yoga, and environmental preservation.
Saturday May 10 | current.com | Posted by forhaiti
Current.com is the place to find and share stories and videos that are interesting to you. This is a short video about bringing electricity to Pignon, a small town in the central plateau of Haiti.
Saturday May 10 | www.miamiherald.com | Posted by forhaiti
Coordination critical to Haiti relief effort
From the food drive at a Miami magnet school to drop-off points in Palm Beach County, everybody seems eager to help Haiti.
Saturday May 10 | www.miamiherald.com | Posted by forhaiti
Haiti's prime minister nominee says solutions to poverty must be long-term
An international banker nominated to be Haiti's next prime minister said Friday that Haiti must concentrate on long-term strategies to help the millions pushed deeper into misery by higher food prices.
Friday May 9 | www.miamiherald.com | Posted by forhaiti
Haitian textile industry gets boost
Haiti's ailing textile industry received a vital boost Thursday when congressional negotiators agreed to let it use more fabrics from China and other Asian countries in the products it exports to the United States
Friday May 9 | South Florida Sun-Sentinel
Dominican Republic: UN food agency chief says more investment in farms needed to stop crisis
The chief of the United Nations food agency said Wednesday that governments should boost investment in farm infrastructure and technology to fight a growing global food crisis. via South Florida Sun-Sentinel







