ICE nabs illegal Haitian immigrant allegedly connected to criminal terrorist organisations

The United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency (CMC Photo) September 28, 2025 MIAMI, United States (CMC) – The United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency says agents have arrested an illegal Haitian...

How one man has helped thousands of African immigrants in Louisville

See Forward Ministries helps East African immigrants and refugees in Louisville with services like English classes and job placement. The nonprofit was founded by Kevin Uyisenga, a Rwandan immigrant who saw a growing need for support in his...

Kennedy Mutuku: Family of police officer killed in Haiti calls for help to cover funeral expenses

Corporal Kennedy Mutuku is one of the police officers who died during the Multinational Security Support mission in Haiti The body of Mutuku, who died after a vehicle he was in overturned in Port-au-Prince, was repatriated to the country Family...

Haitian leader pleads for more help to tackle violence and hunger in his country

ONE of Haiti’s leaders has pleaded for more help for his troubled country to fight relentless violence and widespread hunger. Laurent Saint-Cyr, who heads Haiti’s transitional presidential council, addressed the United Nations general assembly in...

Immigrant rights groups sue to block warrantless ICE arrests in DC

A class action law suit says the Trump administration's immigration crackdown in D.C. has led to "blatant and explicit" racial profiling. WASHINGTON — Four D.C. residents who say they were wrongfully arrested and later released as part of the...

PFL welterweight champion Thad Jean visits Little Haiti to celebrate victory

Overview: PFL welterweight champion Thad Jean received a hero’s welcome in Little Haiti during his victory tour. Surrounded by fans, family and Haitian culture, Jean reflected on his journey, the challenges he has faced outside the cage and his...

Haiti, a wartorn country where the gangs are ‘better coordinated than the public forces’

On September 20, at around 8:25 p.m., Haitian police sent two suicide drones into the Simon Pelé neighborhood of Port-au-Prince. The target was to assassinate Albert Stevenson, known as Djouma, the leader of one of the gangs that control the city....

Haiti is «a country at war» declared Saint Cyr at the UN (video of the speech)

Haiti - FLASH : Haiti is «a country at war» declared Saint Cyr at the UN (video of the speech) 26/09/2025 09:15:10 On Thursday, September 25, 2025, Laurent Saint-Cyr, President pro tempore and coordinator of the Transitional Council, spoke at the...

Haitian official says country at war with gangs, asks world for help

Breadcrumb Trail Links News World Violence in Caribbean country left more than 3,100 people dead, 1,189 injured from January to June Author of the article: Associated Press Cristiana Mesquita And Danica Coto Published Sep 25, 2025 • 3 minute read...

Sanctions and arrests mount as US targets Haitian elites over corruption, gang ties

Overview: The United States has announced sanctions on Arnel Bélizaire and Antonio Chéramy, two former Haitian parliamentarians for alleged corruption and destabilization. These sanctions add to recent arrests of powerful businessmen Dimitri Vorbe...

Family of Kenyan police officer killed in Haiti appeals to gov't to cover funeral expenses

After nearly a month of uncertainty and grief, the family of Kennedy Mutuku Nzuve, a Kenyan police officer who lost his life in Haiti, has finally received his remains. The body arrived in the country on Friday at around 9 p.m., with a delegation...

‘Heroes’ go through great lengths to deliver for kids at 3 schools in Haiti

Haitian American Caucus aims to help over 1,000 kids MIAMI — The voyage out of PortMiami to deliver backpacks, pens, and notebooks to students in Haiti isn’t easy, but Samuel Darguin said it’s all well worth it because there are children who have...

Haiti warns UNGA of ‘human tragedy at the doorstep of America’

NewsFeedHaiti’s transitional leader Laurent Saint-Cyr told the 80th UNGA Haiti faces a “modern-day Guernica,” with rampant killings, rapes, and mass hunger. He urged urgent, large-scale international action to defend democracy, protect children,...

UN says Haiti remains in the ‘eye of the storm’

UNITED NATIONS (CMC): The United Nations Deputy Secretary-General Amina J. Mohammed says Haiti is “at the eye of a storm” with armed gangs tearing apart communities and families being forced from their homes. Addressing the high-level meeting on...

With themes of hope and pride, young Haitian sculptor creates art beyond his years

Overview: Peterson “Gabawou” René, a young Haitian sculptor, transforms personal loss and the challenges of gang violence into a powerful artistic journey, creating busts of influential figures like Haitian singer-activist Emmanuel “Manno”...

Immigrant rights groups sue to block warrantless arrests in DC

A class action law suit says the Trump administration's immigration crackdown in D.C. has led to "blatant and explicit" racial profiling. WASHINGTON — Four D.C. residents who say they were wrongfully arrested and later released as part of the...

Haiti Mission: How Kenya was duped, left whining as the world looks away

Audio By Vocalize The United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) week in New York has unearthed misfortunes facing the Kenya-led Multinational Security Support (MSS) mission in Haiti. On the sidelines United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) President...

Haitians who landed in Portland sent home, search continues for those in hiding

Thirty Haitians who were among a group that landed on a beach in Kensington in Portland on Sunday have been sent home. They were repatriated today. The group, which comprised children, was transported from a holding area in Manchioneal to the...

Human Rights Watch to UN Security Council: Take decisive action to protect Haitians

The United Nations Security Council needs to swiftly approve an international peacekeeping operation aimed at addressing the worsening violence in Haiti, according to Human Rights Watch. The organization emphasizes the necessity of providing the...

Gazan women say aid workers promised food, money or work in exchange for sexual acts

After weeks of scraping by to feed her six children in Gaza, the 38-year-old woman thought she’d found a lifeline. At a shelter, a friend told her about a man who could help with food, aid, maybe even a job. The woman — separated from her husband,...