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Cap-Haïtien residents gobble down lalo and tchaka on Agriculture Day food fair | PHOTOS - Vimarsana News

Cap-Haïtien residents gobble down lalo and tchaka on Agriculture Day food fair | PHOTOS

Images from women’s rights organizations Entr’Elles and Conscious Women for Social Integration (FECIS by its French acronym)’s food fair on Agriculture and Labor Day in Cap-Haïtien.

Sunrise Airways denies exploiting Haitians, cites complex challenges for price hike - Vimarsana News

Sunrise Airways denies exploiting Haitians, cites complex challenges for price hike

Since Sunrise Airways resumed its operations at the end of March, the average ticket price for a flight from Cap-Haïtien to Miami has surged by over 300%, soaring from $300 to over $900.

YouTuber seen hanging with gang in Haiti misses flight over rental car dispute - Vimarsana News

YouTuber seen hanging with gang in Haiti misses flight over rental car dispute

Addison Pierre “YourFellowArab” Maalouf, who seeks thrills in dangerous locales, missed his flight out of Haiti after getting into an argument with a rental car dealer in Cap-Haitien.

To help Haiti reset, support province-based solutions like #KPK, HTAs | P2 - Vimarsana News

To help Haiti reset, support province-based solutions like #KPK, HTAs | P2

Now is the time to elevate decentralization models tested in Haiti's provinces that can benefit a broader swatch of Haitians. #opinion

Haiti's deteriorating economic conditions and gang violence impact Easter traditions - Vimarsana News

Haiti's deteriorating economic conditions and gang violence impact Easter traditions

Marie Ange Dupas, a devout Catholic, expresses concern that there may not be a procession this year due to the recent surge in violence in Port-au-Prince. On the other hand, many street vendors in Port-au-Prince, mirroring the circumstances of Noël in Cap-Haïtien, lament the lack of sales.