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Entrepreneurship March 07, 2025

Mache Ayisyen: An Initiative by Phanord Cabé to Boost Haitian National Production

Local trade in Haiti, while rich in diversity and potential, faces numerous challenges, including the low visibility of local producers and the lack of adequate infrastructure for marketing their products. This includes the massive influx of products from foreign countries, which unfairly overwhelms the small Haitian market with very poor-quality products. It is in this context that Phanord Cabé, CEO of the online media Hebdo24, unveiled his ambitious project, "Mache Ayisyen." It is a digital platform dedicated to the promotion and sale of local Haitian products. Scheduled for launch in April 2025, Mache Ayisyen aims to connect Haitian producers and consumers through an online platform. The objective is clear: to encourage the consumption of local products while providing much-needed visibility to the country’s small businesses. By focusing on the growth of local commerce, this initiative could be a catalyst for boosting the Haitian economy.

Par Moise Francois |

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Education May 16, 2025

Official Launch of the 4th Edition of the National Essay Contest by Centre Muse Haïti

On Thursday, May 15, 2025, the Karibe Hotel hosted the launch conference of the 4th edition of the national essay contest organized by Centre Muse Haïti. The event was attended by members of the Centre, including Father Gilbert Peltrop, contest coordinator, Mr. Arnold Antonin, special guest of this edition, as well as representatives from institutions such as the Ministry of National Education, represented by Emmanuel Bernard speaking on behalf of Minister Antoine Augustin; the OPC; the State University of Haiti, represented by Rector Dieuseul Prédélus; LONAPÉ, represented by Mr. Hervé Boursiquot; the Ombudsman Me Wilner Morin; and representatives of the UNDP, BINUH, and UNESCO, represented respectively by Mr. Xavier Michon, Armor BouBarkri (on behalf of Ms. Maria Isabel Salvador), and Ms. Erica Francillon Célestin (on behalf of Mr. Éric Voli Bi), partners of Centre Muse in this initiative. Members of the press were also present.

Par Moise Francois |

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History June 04, 2024

The Haitian Revolution: A MAJOR Event in History

With the arrival of Christopher Columbus in Haïti in 1492, life on this small piece of peaceful territory would radically change into the most sinister chaos. Experiencing a major dive into crime, and the darkest barbarity, known as slavery. The arrival of black people captured in Africa, violently crossing the Atlantic to end up on Haitian soil, is part of this tragic story. The Amerindians (the first inhabitants of Haiti) having suffered a large-scale genocide, under the weight of European slavery, were unable to resist and were replaced by these Africans, who centuries later would arrive to put an end to this shameful system, through an unparalleled revolution.

Par Moise Francois |

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December 24 and 31: Two Important Dates for Children During Christmas in Haiti

In Haiti, Christmas is a magical time for children, where traditions and festivities blend to create unforgettable memories. Two dates, in particular, mark this season: December 24, Christmas Eve, and December 31, which heralds the New Year. These moments are rich in activities and emotions, putting the youngest at the heart of the celebrations. This article explores why these two days are so special for children in Haiti.

Haitian Otaku Party: A Celebration of Japanese Culture in Port-au-Prince

Le Haitian Otaku Party célèbre la culture japonaise à Port-au-Prince, offrant un espace créatif à la jeunesse haïtienne passionnée d’otaku.

Nanm Vodoua brings forth the fire of Ogou Feray at the French Institute

One year after the release of their album “TRAVÈSE”, the group Nanm Vodou continues to trace its musical path with passion and authenticity. With the valuable support of the French Institute in Haiti, Nanm Vodou presented the concert “Yon lane pou Travèse” on Thursday July 18, 2024, to mark the start of the summer festivities. Fans of Haitian music and culture experienced a captivating evening, where the rhythms of drums and sacred chants resonated with spiritual intensity.

What does October 17th represent for Haiti?

Why is October 17th etched in the hearts of Haitians? The brutal assassination of Jean-Jacques Dessalines reveals the dark secrets of the young republic. The story you need to know.

10 Unforgettable Haitian Christmas Songs That Marked the Spirits

The holiday season in Haïti is full of magic, and Christmas songs play an essential role in this warm and festive atmosphere. Between traditions, wild rhythms and nostalgic melodies, Christmas music in Haïti reflects the cultural richness of the country. Here is a selection of 10 unforgettable Haitian Christmas songs, which continue to make hearts vibrate and leave a mark on minds.

Haitian Cuisine: Let’s make a delicious "pye kochon" stew for this weekend!

"Pig’s trotter" stew is an iconic dish of Haitian gastronomy, appreciated for its rich flavors and melting texture. This stew is prepared from carefully cleaned pig’s trotters, marinated with local spices such as garlic, chili pepper, thyme and cloves, then slowly braised until tender and a creamy sauce is obtained. Vegetables such as carrots and potatoes are often added, as well as a spicy tomato sauce that enhances the dish. Accompanied by white rice, sticky rice or even weighed bananas, pig’s trotter stew is a real explosion of flavors that brings families together around a generous and friendly meal.

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Okap Dynamique Film: The New Generation Redefining Haitian Cinema

World Tourism Day: 7 Reasons Why Haïti is an Exceptional Tourist Destination

Cap-Haïtien: 70 Schoolchildren Learn Programming Thanks to Coding Club Haiti

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Tony Mix: Haiti’s Star DJ Rocking the Music Scene

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Haiti: Cap-Haïtien Boulevard ignites to the rhythm of Rara Fest

Haitian Otaku Party: A Celebration of Japanese Culture in Port-au-Prince

Launch of the Engagement Award: An Initiative to Honor and Encourage Young Leaders in Haiti

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8 Years of Commitment: Pierre Marc BAPTISTE Mobilizes for the Cité Soleil Library

MyTeamCollab: The all-in-one platform for effective team collaboration

Melchie Daëlle Dumornay, a Haitian Star Among the Elite of World Football

Ready for OKAP Flavors 2025? Relive the incredible energy of the 2024 edition in Cap-Haïtien!

Toupatou: The 100% Haitian Social Network Revolutionizing Local Digital Technology

OKAP Flavors: The Event Not to Be Missed This Summer in Haïti - Cap-Haïtien

Antreprann: The Digital Revolution of Haitian Entrepreneurship Coming August 11, 2025

ZOUTI: The all-in-one business management solution for companies in Haiti

Edikanèt, a Digital Initiative in Favor of Haitian Creole

NexoCash Haiti: The Virtual Card Revolution for Everyone

Discover Toupatou: The Haitian social network that connects, empowers, and empowers.

Smartcore Express: A reliable solution for receiving your packages from the United States to Haiti

AsProNote: An innovative educational platform for Haitian schools

Haïti Wonderland Named Best Creole Website Using the .ht Domain in 2025

MyTeamCollab: Appolon Guy Alain Revolutionizes Team Document Sharing

The festival Haïti Monde: When Culture Becomes an Act of Reparation

Timoun se Moun: A poetry competition to promote children’s rights in Haiti

The Legend of Haiti: The Island That Broke the Chains of Slavery

PAQÉMO, music in the Service of Education and Hope in Haiti

These traditional Haitian festivals you must experience at least once

Why All Eyes Should Be on Port Chinourette: Haiti’s Biggest Economic Opportunity in 100 Years

Meet Edison Juste: An Outstanding Singer

"Live Our Day, Live Our Rights": A Recreational Day to Celebrate Teenagers Despite the Crisis

The Muse Haïti Center Unveils the 7 Topics for its National Essay Competition

Millet: A Simple and Healthy Recipe for Generation Z

Haitian Pain Patate: Traditional Soft Recipe with Sweet Potato and Coconut Milk

Traditional Haitian Recipe: How to Prepare Breadfruit Tonm-Tonm to Celebrate May Day

Haitian Bonbon Syrup Recipe: A Traditional Soft and Spicy Molasses Dessert

Haitian Recipe: How to Make Delicious Red Bean and Wheat

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First black nation to free itself from slavery and gain independence from France in 1804 and influenced other liberation movements around the world, inspiring struggles for freedom and equality.

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Haïti is blessed with spectacular natural landscapes, including white sand beaches, mountains and rich biodiversity.

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Haïti has a rich historical heritage, including sites like the Citadelle Laferrière and the Sans-Souci Palace, listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

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Haïti has a rich and diverse culture, influenced by African, European and indigenous elements. Haitian music, dance, art and cuisine are celebrated around the world.

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Mache Ayisyen: An Initiative by Phanord Cabé to Boost Haitian National Production

Par Moise Francois |

Official Launch of the 4th Edition of the National Essay Contest by Centre Muse Haïti

Par Moise Francois |

The Haitian Revolution: A MAJOR Event in History

Par Moise Francois |

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December 24 and 31: Two Important Dates for Children During Christmas in Haiti

Haitian Otaku Party: A Celebration of Japanese Culture in Port-au-Prince

Nanm Vodoua brings forth the fire of Ogou Feray at the French Institute

What does October 17th represent for Haiti?

10 Unforgettable Haitian Christmas Songs That Marked the Spirits

Haitian Cuisine: Let’s make a delicious "pye kochon" stew for this weekend!

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Mache Ayisyen: An Initiative by Phanord Cabé to Boost Haitian National Production

Par Moise Francois |

Official Launch of the 4th Edition of the National Essay Contest by Centre Muse Haïti

Par Moise Francois |

The Haitian Revolution: A MAJOR Event in History

Par Moise Francois |

Recently Posted

December 24 and 31: Two Important Dates for Children During Christmas in Haiti

Haitian Otaku Party: A Celebration of Japanese Culture in Port-au-Prince

Nanm Vodoua brings forth the fire of Ogou Feray at the French Institute

What does October 17th represent for Haiti?

10 Unforgettable Haitian Christmas Songs That Marked the Spirits

Haitian Cuisine: Let’s make a delicious "pye kochon" stew for this weekend!

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